Final touches to STUNNING 15ft robe first worn by George VI

The splendour of the King’s coronation robes have been revealed. As a champion of sustainable fashion, the King will don the robe of state worn by his grandfather King George VI for his coronation in 1937, which has a 15ft (4.5m) train.

The Queen Consort will arrive in a robe first made for Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 and resized for Saturday’s ceremony.

Those picked to represent Australia at the coronation were chosen "to show the world the best of our values: caring for others, serving community and championing progress." — Billions of people are expected to watch the Coronation of King Charles. Credit: Supplied

The velvet on both robes has been restored by the Royal School of Needlework and the lining and gold lace by Ede & Ravenscroft.

The King and Queen will change into new purple robes of estate to mark their change after being crowned. Camilla’s new robe is adorned with bees and beetles to reflect the couple’s affection for the natural world.

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