Runway show will be part of four-day Coronation festival in July . Brands include Hunter wellies, Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner . From their love of Hunter wellies to their penchant for Barbour jackets, the Royal family are known for their quintessentially British style. In December the Palace announced that they would be hosting a summer catwalk show as part of the four-day . Coronation Festival celebrating the 60th anniversary of the . Queen's coronation. And today the full details of July's style extravaganza featuring royal warrant . holders have been released ... and the best news is that there are still public tickets available for the daytime festival. Queen Elizabeth is famous across the globe for her impeccable style, even looking perfectly groomed as she left the hospital last week . The catwalk shows form part of the . daytime entertainment programme for the four day Coronation Festival - a one off event hosted by the Royal Warrant Holders . Association which will bring together over 200 Warrant holding companies . to celebrate innovation, industry and excellence. The event will take place between July . 11 and July 14 2013 and will offer a candid insight into the products . the Royal family use and love. Brands on show will include Savile Row . tailors Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner, alongside the . Queen's favourite country footwear Hunter wellingtons, Milborrow chimney . sweeps and the bespoke Tom Smith Christmas crackers bought by the Queen . for celebrations at Sandringham. A 400 seat raised catwalk surrounded by a bed of flowers in the Buckingham Palace Gardens will be the location for a series of unique fashion shows designed to tell the story of British fashion and iconic style over the past sixty years, showcasing companies that have been awarded the prestigious Royal Warrant of Appointment. The long catwalk will blend in with the Gardens taking the guise of a paved stone garden path adorned on the edges and sides with flowers to complement its unique back drop and audience bench seating for will give the illusion of crafted topiary hedges. Five catwalk shows have now been confirmed for each day, a mix of four themes collectively paying tribute to the six varied decades since the Coronation of HM The Queen in 1953. Savile Row’s finest tailors including Gieves & Hawkes, Dege & Skinner, Henry Poole & Co and Johns & Pegg, plus tailors Benson & Clegg, Thresher & Glenny and Kent Haste Lachter will join fellow Royal Warrant holders DAKS, Austin Reed, Hunter Boots, Ettinger, John Lewis and Peter Jones to showcase their latest collections in this catwalk celebration of British style. This week Camilla visited one of the globe's most stylis Royals, Queen Rania of Jordan as part of a tour of the Middle East taking in Qatar, Saudia Arabia and Oman . A few unlikely catwalk candidates may also find themselves creatively taking part in the shows including: fine china experts Caverswall, Roberts Radio, Bendicks Chocolates and celebrated food and drink experts Partridges, Valvona & Crolla and Charbonel Et Walker. The catwalk will also feature specially commissioned pieces from contemporary London designer Joey Bevan who will take an original and creative approach to Royal Warrant holder products to show the wealth of companies and industry sectors that bear this Royal seal of approval. This will look to include dresses made from Jaguar Land Rover and Bentley car parts to origami paper dresses using materials from Talk Paper and Tom Smith c/o International Greetings, stunning designs using upholstery and fabrics from Hardy Minnis, and G.P and J Baker and dresses made from domestic electrical wires and Brinton Carpets. Speaking about the catwalk, a spokesman . for Hunter wellies said: 'Obviously we hold two Royal warrants which we . are very proud of so it is an honour for us to be involved.' VINTAGE PICNIC: Capturing the essence of traditional English summer picnics and garden parties, this show will feature the very best in British daywear and classic sports including exquisitely tailored dresses from Royal Couturier Stewart Parvin, Savile Row tailored suits, plus checks, plaids and tweeds from Holland and Holland, Gieves & Hawkes and Kinloch Anderson. It will also include stylish accessories from Launer London Ltd, Roger Pope, Corgi Hosiery, Locke & Co, Lock Couture by Sylvia Fletcher and Ettinger. REINVENTION: This innovative catwalk show will celebrate 60 years of design and technology exploring the concept of ethical fashion by recycling and reinvention. Items from Royal Warrant holders, the likes of Tabasco, Bendicks, , Moet & Chandon, Jaguar Land Rover, Bentley, Royal Brierley Crystal, Bibliophile Ltd, Brinton Carpets, Zimmer and Rohde, Roger Pope, Corgi Hosiery, ASD Metal Services, and Mount Street Printers will be creatively transformed in to stylish new garments. (See images to the right for Brinton Carpet garments). A selection of London designer Joey Bevan’s commissioned Festival pieces will be showcased within the Reinvention show including dresses made from car parts, upholstery and fabrics including Joel and Sons Fabrics, electrical wires and origami. A raised catwalk in the Buckingham Palace Gardens will be surrounded by a bed of flowers and seat 400 guests . BEST OF BRITISH: Celebrating British lifestyle, pursuits and pastimes, this show celebrates everything from Savile Row suits and the iconic bowler hat (Lock and Co), to the infamous drizzly British weather (to be brought to life by Fulton Umbrellas and Hunter Boots) and British military uniform styles from brands such as Dege & Skinner. Bespoke tailors Johns & Pegg will also be creating a fabulous flag waistcoat for the ‘Best of British’ show. The British passion for country pursuits will also be showcased via styled checks, plaids, tweeds and tartans from Kinloch Anderson, Bernard Weatherill and Benson and Clegg as well as riding wear from Shire Equestrian. The most famous British man in a suit, Mr James Bond, will also be paid tribute to via designs from Thresher and Glenny, Gieves & Hawkes and Henry Poole complete with  glamorous Bond girl evening gowns from House of Fraser and John Lewis in a dazzling film inspired sequence. DIAMONDS & PEARLS: This will be a red carpet fashion show, from a ‘day at the races’ to a ‘masquerade ball’. Each garment will be made top to toe, complete with accessories, from Royal Warrant holder products including items from Stewart Parvin, Lock & Co, Lock Couture by Sylvia Fletcher, Mappin and Webb, Veritas, John Lewis / Peter Jones, DAKS, House of Fraser and Launer London Ltd. In addition to the catwalk entertainment during the course of the four day event, visitors to the Coronation Festival will also be able to explore the Gardens and Exhibitor marquees with an array of shopping and sampling opportunities.  A range of traditional crafts and small local producers to multinational companies will showcase their products and services at the Festival which will be split in to four dedicated areas: Food & Drink, including live cooking demonstrations, Design & Technology, Homes & Gardens and Style, Pursuits & Pastimes. Charles and Camilla during a visit to Savile Row tailors Gieves & Hawkes . The Festival will be open to members of the public from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th July. There will be a Royal Preview on Thursday, 11th July for invited guests, including Members of the Royal Family, charities, patronages, media, Armed Forces, inward investors and overseas trade missions, and guests of the Royal Warrant Holders Association. The final tickets remaining are for the daytime festival only and can be purchased for £30 per person via www.coronationfestival.com .
Runway show will be part of four-day Coronation festival in July .
Brands include Hunter wellies, Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner .
Final tickets for the daytime festival are still available .
Runway show will be part of four-day Coronation festival in July . Brands include Hunter wellies, Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner . From their love of Hunter wellies to their penchant for Barbour jackets, the Royal family are known for their quintessentially British style. In December the Palace announced that they would be hosting a summer catwalk show as part of the four-day . Coronation Festival celebrating the 60th anniversary of the . Queen's coronation. And today the full details of July's style extravaganza featuring royal warrant . holders have been released ... and the best news is that there are still public tickets available for the daytime festival. Queen Elizabeth is famous across the globe for her impeccable style, even looking perfectly groomed as she left the hospital last week . The catwalk shows form part of the . daytime entertainment programme for the four day Coronation Festival - a one off event hosted by the Royal Warrant Holders . Association which will bring together over 200 Warrant holding companies . to celebrate innovation, industry and excellence. The event will take place between July . 11 and July 14 2013 and will offer a candid insight into the products . the Royal family use and love. Brands on show will include Savile Row . tailors Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner, alongside the . Queen's favourite country footwear Hunter wellingtons, Milborrow chimney . sweeps and the bespoke Tom Smith Christmas crackers bought by the Queen . for celebrations at Sandringham. A 400 seat raised catwalk surrounded by a bed of flowers in the Buckingham Palace Gardens will be the location for a series of unique fashion shows designed to tell the story of British fashion and iconic style over the past sixty years, showcasing companies that have been awarded the prestigious Royal Warrant of Appointment. The long catwalk will blend in with the Gardens taking the guise of a paved stone garden path adorned on the edges and sides with flowers to complement its unique back drop and audience bench seating for will give the illusion of crafted topiary hedges. Five catwalk shows have now been confirmed for each day, a mix of four themes collectively paying tribute to the six varied decades since the Coronation of HM The Queen in 1953. Savile Row’s finest tailors including Gieves & Hawkes, Dege & Skinner, Henry Poole & Co and Johns & Pegg, plus tailors Benson & Clegg, Thresher & Glenny and Kent Haste Lachter will join fellow Royal Warrant holders DAKS, Austin Reed, Hunter Boots, Ettinger, John Lewis and Peter Jones to showcase their latest collections in this catwalk celebration of British style. This week Camilla visited one of the globe's most stylis Royals, Queen Rania of Jordan as part of a tour of the Middle East taking in Qatar, Saudia Arabia and Oman . A few unlikely catwalk candidates may also find themselves creatively taking part in the shows including: fine china experts Caverswall, Roberts Radio, Bendicks Chocolates and celebrated food and drink experts Partridges, Valvona & Crolla and Charbonel Et Walker. The catwalk will also feature specially commissioned pieces from contemporary London designer Joey Bevan who will take an original and creative approach to Royal Warrant holder products to show the wealth of companies and industry sectors that bear this Royal seal of approval. This will look to include dresses made from Jaguar Land Rover and Bentley car parts to origami paper dresses using materials from Talk Paper and Tom Smith c/o International Greetings, stunning designs using upholstery and fabrics from Hardy Minnis, and G.P and J Baker and dresses made from domestic electrical wires and Brinton Carpets. Speaking about the catwalk, a spokesman . for Hunter wellies said: 'Obviously we hold two Royal warrants which we . are very proud of so it is an honour for us to be involved.' VINTAGE PICNIC: Capturing the essence of traditional English summer picnics and garden parties, this show will feature the very best in British daywear and classic sports including exquisitely tailored dresses from Royal Couturier Stewart Parvin, Savile Row tailored suits, plus checks, plaids and tweeds from Holland and Holland, Gieves & Hawkes and Kinloch Anderson. It will also include stylish accessories from Launer London Ltd, Roger Pope, Corgi Hosiery, Locke & Co, Lock Couture by Sylvia Fletcher and Ettinger. REINVENTION: This innovative catwalk show will celebrate 60 years of design and technology exploring the concept of ethical fashion by recycling and reinvention. Items from Royal Warrant holders, the likes of Tabasco, Bendicks, , Moet & Chandon, Jaguar Land Rover, Bentley, Royal Brierley Crystal, Bibliophile Ltd, Brinton Carpets, Zimmer and Rohde, Roger Pope, Corgi Hosiery, ASD Metal Services, and Mount Street Printers will be creatively transformed in to stylish new garments. (See images to the right for Brinton Carpet garments). A selection of London designer Joey Bevan’s commissioned Festival pieces will be showcased within the Reinvention show including dresses made from car parts, upholstery and fabrics including Joel and Sons Fabrics, electrical wires and origami. A raised catwalk in the Buckingham Palace Gardens will be surrounded by a bed of flowers and seat 400 guests . BEST OF BRITISH: Celebrating British lifestyle, pursuits and pastimes, this show celebrates everything from Savile Row suits and the iconic bowler hat (Lock and Co), to the infamous drizzly British weather (to be brought to life by Fulton Umbrellas and Hunter Boots) and British military uniform styles from brands such as Dege & Skinner. Bespoke tailors Johns & Pegg will also be creating a fabulous flag waistcoat for the ‘Best of British’ show. The British passion for country pursuits will also be showcased via styled checks, plaids, tweeds and tartans from Kinloch Anderson, Bernard Weatherill and Benson and Clegg as well as riding wear from Shire Equestrian. The most famous British man in a suit, Mr James Bond, will also be paid tribute to via designs from Thresher and Glenny, Gieves & Hawkes and Henry Poole complete with  glamorous Bond girl evening gowns from House of Fraser and John Lewis in a dazzling film inspired sequence. DIAMONDS & PEARLS: This will be a red carpet fashion show, from a ‘day at the races’ to a ‘masquerade ball’. Each garment will be made top to toe, complete with accessories, from Royal Warrant holder products including items from Stewart Parvin, Lock & Co, Lock Couture by Sylvia Fletcher, Mappin and Webb, Veritas, John Lewis / Peter Jones, DAKS, House of Fraser and Launer London Ltd. In addition to the catwalk entertainment during the course of the four day event, visitors to the Coronation Festival will also be able to explore the Gardens and Exhibitor marquees with an array of shopping and sampling opportunities.  A range of traditional crafts and small local producers to multinational companies will showcase their products and services at the Festival which will be split in to four dedicated areas: Food & Drink, including live cooking demonstrations, Design & Technology, Homes & Gardens and Style, Pursuits & Pastimes. Charles and Camilla during a visit to Savile Row tailors Gieves & Hawkes . The Festival will be open to members of the public from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th July. There will be a Royal Preview on Thursday, 11th July for invited guests, including Members of the Royal Family, charities, patronages, media, Armed Forces, inward investors and overseas trade missions, and guests of the Royal Warrant Holders Association. The final tickets remaining are for the daytime festival only and can be purchased for £30 per person via www.coronationfestival.com .
Runway show will be part of four-day Coronation festival in July . Brands include Hunter wellies, Gieves & Hawkes and Dege & Skinner . From their tickets remaining are for the daytime festival