Not only is the Princess Royal rarely seen without a brooch, but there's one particular simple but timeless accessory that she brings out time and time again: her tiny golden horse brooch.

When she began pinning those earrings onto her blouses and blazers, a new addition to her line seemed inevitable: brooches. “I wanted to reinvent how people today are wearing them,” Mance said.

WATCH: Prince William And Kate Receive Warm Welcome In Pontypridd On this occasion, it was her statement yellow brooch that stood out from the crowd. A large daffodil motif represents the national ...

While royal fans were impressed with her recycled look, they were particularly drawn to the brooch she was wearing. The Princess Royal headed to Westminster Abbey without her husband, as she ...

As one of the executive producers of The Brutalist, Thomas Pierce chats about the buzziest Oscars afterparties, the upcoming Wizard Of The Kremlin and why men’s brooches are everywhere.

The stalactite brooch gleamed under Westminster Abbey’s vaulted ceilings, and the Princess’s choice to wear the eye-catching piece is no doubt all the more moving considering its emotional history.

At Commonwealth Day on Monday, 10 March, the 78-year-old royal became something of an unsung style hero, with fans and followers quick to note how elegant the Duchess looked in her purple velvet dress ...

An Antiques Roadshow guest was taken aback by the eye-watering value of an 'ugly' brooch that she had inherited. Expert Geoffrey Munn was presented with an accessory that had been passed down ...

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Islam aims to encourage charity and helping others through kindness. It discourages acting upon motives of selfishness and self-centeredness, which can create social antipathy, distrust ...

Growing numbers of people are breaking fast at the community Iftar, Muslim leaders say. People of all faiths joined an Iftar meal, fostering more community links after the Southport attacks ...