Street Party

UPTOWN

Marc by Marc Jacobs stripe dress, £290, at my-wardrobe.com

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces

Bex Rox 'Barbarella' ring, £147.53, at Luisaviaroma

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces

Mulberry 'Lily' bag with Union Jack lock, £595

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces

Reiss 'Luca' hat, £55

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces

Linda Farrow Luxe metallic sunglasses, £414, at mytheresa.com

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces

Bionda Castana flats

It’s time to take to the streets. Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne merits an all-out, country-wide, no-holds-barred celebration, and if you’re going to tangle yourself up in bunting, stuff yourself with coronation chicken and bedeck yourself in novelty crowns, you may as well do it in style.

Whether you’re hitting a family-style long table for the day or raving it up at a wild party in East London into the night, we’ve got the looks that will satisfy your patriotic urges without making you look the stock room of a souvenir shop.

Dress codes go out the window for a knees-up like this, but following some simple rules will get you the royal seal of approval: keep it British, be sure to add jewels, take inspiration from six decades of British style (we’ve gone for Fifties in ours), and wear something that makes you smile.

See the Queen through the ages in our special Style File

Check out our picks of six of the best Jubilee pieces