Here are Queen Elizabeth’s best outfits

Queen Elizabeth II attends the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Windsor Cup polo match and a carriage driving display by the British Driving Society at Guards Polo Club, Smith's Lawn on July 11, 2021 in Egham, England. (Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II attending the Royal Variety Show at the Victoria Palace Theatre, London, 16th May 1960. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II walks through a guard of honour formed by Boy Scouts during her visit to watch their 1962 gangshow at the Golder's Green Empire in London. (Photo by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images)

The Queen Attending A Premiere In The West End Circa 1973 (Photo by Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth ll smiles during a walkabout.

On her way to the Commonwealth Day Service, the last big public engagement before the pandemic.

As colourful as ever, just before the Coronavirus lockdown.

Queen Elizabeth II with U.S President Richard Nixon.

The Queen creates the Maori Queen, Te Arikinui Te Atairangikaahu as a Dame Commander of the British Empire in an investiture ceremony at Wellington Town Hall, during her tour of New Zealand.

The Queen wearing a turban style hat.

To celebrate 65 years on the throne, this portrait of The Queen shot by David Bailey was re-released (it was taken in 2014). Her Majesty looks incredible in a blue sating dress, with sapphire and diamond jewels gifted to her by her father King George VI on her wedding day.

Who can forget Queen Elizabeth’s wedding dress, worn at her wedding to Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey? The dress was inspired by Botticelli’s painting of Primavera, hence the motifs of scattered flowers. The star-patterned train was also a symbol of rebirth after the war. The dress was decorated with 10,000 pearls and crystals, imported from the US.

For a day at the races, Queen Elizabeth II mixes things up with a boucle coat, and, dress code oblige, a matching feather hat.

For the sombre occasion of Remembrance Sunday Service at the Cenotaph, the Queen wore a black ensemble and a posy of poppies on her shoulder.

Whereas the Queen often wears bright colours for outside engagements, she opted for a pastel green suit to greet Princess Alexandra of Kent. Very elegant.

After giving us all a scare when she was out of action at Christmas due to a cold, the Queen made a stylish comeback in this vibrant suit (with signature matching hat of course) to visit an exhibition in Norwich. To say she brightened up a bleak January day is an understatement.

Even at 90 she can work bright pink like no other. We love. 

Riding at the grand age of 89 - this tweed and headscarf combo is everything we love about the Queen's off-duty country style.

Never one to shy away from colour, this turquoise and pink pairing is one of her best.

A bright two-piece with matching hat and her signature shoes and bag - this is one of Queen Elizabeth's most reliably stylish looks of her reign.

Colourful and practical, this Windsor Polo Club look says everything about the Queen's well-honed ability at dressing appropriately.

Quite possibly one of our favourite pictures ever, this is the time the Queen matched (perhaps unintentionally) her striking yellow dress and hat with the McDonald's sign. Love.

The Queen made a much needed wardrobe switch-up, opting for bright but less fitted dresses for a royal tour of Thailand.

For the wedding of Viscount and Viscountess Linley's wedding in 1993, Queen Elizabeth opted for a chic and demure-length pink coat, floral dress and her synonymous white gloves and mid-heel pumps.

In a surprising sartorial move, Queen Elizabeth broke with traditional and opted for a loose-fitting maxi for a trip to Claridge's.

When not on international engagements, the Queen's signature style often incorporates Windsor-appropriate hues and a signature headscarf.

For the royal tour of Canada in 1984, the Queen fully embraced the decade's rich textures and bold hues.

One of the Queen's most stand-out style moments came during a visit to America in 1983.

Baby pink and tweed - this is the perfect summer country show look.

When not wearing printed dresses and colour-pop skirt suits, tweeds are the Queen's go-to, especially on days at Sandringham.

The Queen's love of colour and chic white accessories made for the perfect choice during a sunny trip to Jamaica.

If ever there was a look to epitomise the Queen's signature style, this is it. Colourful dress, pearls and a corgi - it's all right here.

For a trip to Malta, the Queen opted for pink florals and her signature long white gloves.

Pearls, baby blue coat and a chic but not OTT hat - the Queen's look for the Royal Windsor Horse Show is perfection.

For a Windsor Castle cocktail party, Queen Elizabeth chose the perfect lace dress and cropped jacket - all rounded off with one of her signature Launer bags.

The Queen with Princess Anne and, naturally a corgi, at Liverpool Street Station. We're huge fans of that leopard print scarf.

The Queen nailed Goodwood race-day attire in this floral tea dress.

The release of the first colour photos finally revealed the Queen's love of colour to the world.

Ever the style icon, Princess Elizabeth can pull off a statement hat with ease - and knows a thing or two about toting a clutch too.

Princess Elizabeth in Paris wearing a chic green suit and black ankle-strap shoes.

The future Queen with her then-fiance Phillip Mountbatten.

Princess Elizabeth in a classic 1930's look of dress coat, long socks and patent Mary Janes.

The Queen Mother and Princess Elizabeth, complete with corgis, in the grounds of Buckingham Palace.

King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Elizabeth in the 1930s.

Princess Elizaberth, complete with adorable embroidered 'E' purse, is pictured with Princess Margaret.

Even as a baby, Queen Elizabeth II showed some serious fashion flair.