Queen Elizabeth II’s Christening Robe
Discover Queen Elizabeth II’s christening robe, a gown worn by 62 royal babies.
Queen Elizabeth II's christening robe has a long history. It was first commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1841 for her eldest child, Princess Victoria. Since then the christening robe has been passed down and worn by 62 royal babies—including Princess Elizabeth in May 1926 when she was just one month old.
Join our experts as we step behind-the-scenes to discover the story and conservation of Queen Elizabeth II’s christening robe, one of the most historic textiles in the Royal Collection.
Queen Elizabeth II’s christening robe Copyright: Royal Collection Enterprises Limited
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