The Queen has certainly got a style that no one can take away from her and with her 90<sup>th birthday coming up, it's only right that the fashion world take appreciation of Her Majesty's style. A new exhibition is opening at the Queen's palace of Holyrood house in Edinburgh to coincide with her 90<sup>th birthday.

The exhibition will showcase The Queen's style over the years, taking examples from her wardrobe, showing the UK's history through a collection of her dresses and accessories. They'll be a total of three shows, including one at the Buckingham palace from the 23 July to 2 October 2016 and another at Windsor Castle from 17 September 2016 to 8 January 2017.

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According to Sky News, the editor of British Vogue, Alexandra Shulman praised Her Majesty's British style and claimed that her fashion sense continued to fascinate the world. Shulman said: "The Queen is iconic for very many things, but not her clothes.

"She represents a kind of stability, a kind of integrity and the monarchy, and those are what make her iconic.

"Her clothes are something completely different. We're all interested in what she wears – I feel her clothes are very much to do with costume, they're not a personal wardrobe."

In fact, the in-house designers that create the royal family's clothing revealed that it takes a great deal of preplanning to prepare the Queen's outfits.

Elizabeth Emanuel, who has designed clothes for other royal members, including Princess Diana's wedding dress, told Sky News: "They have to consider might it rain, might it be windy, will she have to sit for hours, will she be standing a lot… all of those kinds of things, so yes, there is a formula.

"And they do appreciate that they need to stand out, which is why colours are so important and details."

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Queen Elizabeth II listens to a speech at the Honourable Artillery Company Chris Jackson / getty

Vivien Sheriff is a milliner who has created headpieces for younger members of the family, including the Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

She told Sky News: "The Queen knows how to wear her hats; always down on the right, you can be seen, you can be photographed as you smile."

The Queen's in-house designers clearly have a lot of work cut out of them, especially with the Queen's birthday quickly arriving. However the in-house team haven't disappointed this far, so we're excited to see it!

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