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The Countess of Rosse, Mother of the bridegroom in a dress of black

The Countess of Rosse, Mother of the bridegroom in a dress of black


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The Countess of Rosse, Mother of the bridegroom in a dress of black

The Countess of Rosse, Mother of the bridegroom in a dress of black and white organza designed by Victor Stiebel - Marriage of Princess Margaret to Anthony Armstrong-Jones. Date: 1960

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1960 Anthony Antony Armstrong Armstrong Jones Bridegroom Jones Margaret Organza Rosse Stiebel Victor Wears Designed


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In this striking black-and-white photograph, the Countess of Rosse, mother of the bridegroom, Anthony Armstrong-Jones, gracefully poses before the grand entrance of Westminster Abbey on the day of the historic wedding of Princess Margaret to Anthony Armstrong-Jones on May 6, 1960. The Countess, an elegant and refined woman of her time, wears a stunning dress designed by renowned British fashion designer, Victor Stiebel. The dress, made of black and white organza, is a beautiful and timeless piece that perfectly complements the formal and traditional setting of the royal wedding. The Countess's choice of attire adds an air of sophistication and mystery to the scene, as she proudly awaits the arrival of her son, who would soon be titled the Earl of Snowdon, following the couple's marriage. The intricate details of the organza fabric, with its delicate layers and intricate patterns, are beautifully captured in this photograph, showcasing the skill and artistry of Victor Stiebel. The Countess's elegant and poised demeanor, combined with the exquisite design of her dress, make for a truly captivating image that perfectly encapsulates the elegance and grandeur of the royal wedding. The Countess of Rosse's presence at the wedding was a significant one, as she was an important figure in the lives of both the bride and groom. Her support and love were a source of comfort and strength for Anthony on his wedding day, and her elegant attire served as a testament to the refined and sophisticated atmosphere of the royal event. This photograph, with its timeless beauty and intriguing story, remains a cherished reminder of one of the most memorable moments in British royal history.

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