A Bridesmaid Dress Worn at the Late Queen Elizabeth's 1947 Wedding Sells For $48,420

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Recently, a bespoke Norman Hartnell ivory gown worn by Lady Elizabeth Lambard—a childhood friend of the late Queen who served as a bridesmaid during then-Princess Elizabeth's 1947 nuptials—sold for an astounding $48,420 at Christie's auction house during the Classic Week of sales in London.

Lady Elizabeth was so close to the royal family, in fact, that she is said to have considered both Queen Mary and Princess Mary her godmothers.Marie Claire email subscribers get intel on fashion and beauty trends, hot-off-the-press celebrity news, and more. Sign up here.Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors

During the 1947 royal ceremony, Lady Elizabeth and seven additional bridesmaids stood beside the late Queen on her big day. According to the written statement, the bridesmaids all wore"ivory dresses featuring scoop necklines, ruched bodices and flowing tulle skirts."

 

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