US EditionThe British Crown Trembles: Charles Iii Changed a Centuries-Old Tradition and the Royal Family Remains in Check
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Recently, it was announced that King Charles III decided to leave behind a tradition that had ruled for more than a century at Buckingham Palace. This is a strict rule linked to the dress code within that of the royal residence, which was now officially modified. According to The Sunday Times, it will no longer be mandatory to wear completely white to play tennis in the exclusive Cancha Windsor, located within the palace. Although the use of cle…
King Charles III (76) is more relaxed in some things than his mother Queen Elizabeth II (-96). The Regent now proves this quality again, as the Sunday Times reports. Wearing completely white clothing is no longer mandatory at the private tennis complex of the palace. Since the construction of the square in 1919, this strict dress code has been applied both to members of the royal family and to the palace staff. The rule dates from the time of Ki…
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