When it comes to fashion, King Charles is a creature of habit. Known for his passionate views on environmentalism, it only makes sense that the eco monarch is a prolific outfit repeater.
While his day-to-day wardrobe may not provide the latest source of style inspiration, King Charles knows how to show his personality through his curious collection of motif-printed ties.
In what is arguably one of the nation's favourite tie moments from the monarch to date, shortly after the New Year celebrations King Charles stepped out at Sandringham in a sweet pink tie decorated with a herd of candy blue dinosaurs.
Given his grandchildren's love for all things prehistoric, it was suggested that Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis could be the culprits behind the King's playful T-Rex accessory; the Wales children may have gifted their grandfather the tie for Christmas.
In what marked his last public appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II before she died, Charles opted for a cloud-blue tie with an usual abstract print.
Royal style fans were delighted when Charles wore his candy pink Hermes tie with the same print in 2023, but he actually already owned the same tie in a different colour, worn here to a day of engagements in Llanelli, Wales in 2006.
King Charles had fun with his accessories in 1994 when he opted for a mustard-yellow tie peppered with detailing sailing boats to a reception at St James's Palace to launch the Perspectives On Architecture magazine.
Back in the nineties, the father-of-two stepped out at the National Garden Centre In Ebbw Vale, Wales wearing a rather regal berry-hued tie adorned with majestic lions.
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