Plus: Why it's set to be a summer of Barbie style and 25 family days out over Easter Weekend
 | | While her trademark flicks have survived decades, Camilla's style has undergone a significant transformation |  | By Bethan Holt
FASHION DIRECTOR | | | There was a time when the only public images of Camilla were snatched shots of the ultimate horse-mad countrywoman romping around Gloucestershire in her riding gear. Oh how times have changed - Queen Camilla, as we learnt she will now be called this week, is now a vision of glimmery regal glamour.
Lisa Armstrong has the full story on her style evolution and the details are fantastic, from her hair now being “more Lurpak, less Anchor” to the specific flattering fit she's found with her trio of favoured couturiers.
Aside from the coronation, one of this summer's big fashion talking points will be the highly-anticipated Barbie film. Directed by Greta Gerwig, it's set to be a kitschy yet feminist take on the world's most famous doll - and it already has fashion in a frenzy, says Laura Craik.
Wishing you a wonderful Easter weekend,
Bethan
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