With these free printable templates, you can create a fun colouring and craft activity that should appeal to children of all ages, from toddlers and preschoolers right up to kids of primary-school age. At first, the idea of a floral headpiece might sound more Glastonbury festival cliché than royal princess, but there are historical precedents for senior women at royal events opting for the natural simplicity of flowers over gems. On the eve of Royal Ascot, Jess Collett is up to her David Bowie-esque, lightning flash earring studs in feathers, fake grass, silk flowers and Ecuadorian straw.

Princess Charlotte was dressed in a mini-me version, with her similar crystal headpiece by the same milliner. It's important to note that the significance of the moment goes far beyond an (albeit beautiful) outfit coordination. So as soon as she was approached she knew roughly what she wanted to design for the Princess of Wales and that it could be done. Collett designed and made – in collaboration with the embroiderers at Alexander McQueen, the house responsible for the Princess’s gown – the headdresses worn by Kate and Princess Charlotte for the Coronation of King Charles in May. And although there were plenty of women in tiaras at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953, where peeresses and marchionesses were commanded to wear their tiaras by the Earl Marshal, her six ladies-in-waiting – among them the daughters of dukes and earls – stood out with their pretty pastel floral crowns.The world will be watching as King Charles III is crowned in a ceremony steeped in ancient tradition on 6 May. While nothing is confirmed, it’s a decision which – to the disappointment of royal watchers the world over – could be in line with the King’s wishes for an inclusive and in-touch Coronation which brings his passion for nature and sustainability to the fore and dials back the monarchy’s historic taste for the world’s finest jewels.

After Jill Biden tweeted her alliance with Ukraine after their meeting yesterday, people have noted the pairs' Coronation outfits and their similarities to the Ukrainian flag. The headpiece matched her mother, Kate Middleton, who also chose such an intricate diadem by the designer in lieu of a tiara.Protestors and well-wishers line the route of the "King's Procession," a stretch from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, as they wait Charles and Camilla to pass in the Diamond State Coach, in central London, on Saturday ahead of their coronations. Kate Middleton wowed in a crystal lead embroidery headpiece as she attended the coronation of her father-in-law, King Charles III on Saturday (6 May). I don't believe that she won't arrive at Westminster Abbey on Saturday without a tiara – this is the moment for these historic objects. The piece is reportedly inspired by the crowns worn by Queen Elizabeth's maids of honour ahead at her 1953 coronation.