The designer prepared several hairstyles for President Agatha Duda for the funeral ceremonies of Queen Elizabeth II. This time, Dorota Goldpoint opted for delicate asymmetry, which added a chic touch, while still adhering to the rules of diplomatic protocol. This is because in this case, many different aspects had to be taken into account. The shade of black, the texture of the material, the quality of the fabric, the length of the dress or the size of the headgear were not insignificant. However, not all participants in the funeral followed the rules of protocol.

– Our presidential couple traveled to the UK for the funeral, they were to appear in several places and this required us to prepare at least three styles. During the tribute in front of Queen Elizabeth’s coffin, the first lady appeared in a double-breasted dress, the kind of navy dress with an asymmetrical collar, in black, of course – he says.

For the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the styling of the president’s wife, on the other hand, was enhanced with a tasteful headdress.

– This styling was quite well commented on in the media. Also it was with an element of asymmetry, it was a dress with a basque that looked like a suit and there was a headdress to go with it. According to the guidelines, its diameter was to be larger than 10 cm, but it shouldn’t be too big a hat either. So I, for one, am very satisfied that we were able to for such an important and unique even on the scale of the century ceremony toprepare a styling that received media attention ,” he says.

Dorota Goldpoint points out that at the stage of preparing styling for various official meetings or ceremonies, it is necessary to follow many guidelines and work out every detail.

– This black color is also not insignificant, because it must be a very deep black, matte, the right fabric that does not appear blue in the cameras or photos. This element should be taken into account, as well as the shade of the tights, shoes, it all matters – and it’s a good thing. he emphasizes.

The designer mentions that in this case she was working under a lot of time pressure. After all, several orders overlapped at one point, and no negligence or delay could be afforded.

– It was a very intense period. A trip to the United States was originally planned, so those plans had to be adjusted as the presidential couple went to the funeral. In addition, production is always planned well in advance. At the same time we were still sewing a collection for a show in Dubai, so we were measuring ourselves against tremendous tension, we had very little time for adjustments, and the situation dynamically changed during the following days, as more directives came to us from the diplomatic department. However, when working with public figures, it is important to recognize that such situations do happen and we are ready for it – and we are ready for it. she says.

Dorota Goldpoint proudly emphasizes that her entire team rose to the occasion. Each styling has been carefully considered and adapted to diplomatic protocol.

– This is quite a responsible job, and we can’t make any formal mistakes, because the President follows diplomatic protocol very carefully. Therefore, we are obliged to implement all these directives into our proposals, into our styling, so this is extremely important -. he explains.

The designer also reveals that while watching the broadcast of the funeral ceremony, she looked closely at all the styles. In her opinion, in some cases there was too much extravagance, which could not be afforded at such a ceremony.

– I wouldn’t like to talk about names here, but perhaps I’ll comment on the headgear of the younger generation of the royal family. Two ladies had very large hats, and although they were very beautiful, diplomatic protocol implies a certain size of headgear. A headband with some kind of ribbon or bow was also insufficient in my opinion. Besides, there were also not quite appropriate cuts with exposed shoulders, forearms. Such things should not take place at such a ceremony. In addition, the styles should be 7/8, so about mid-calf, while I noticed that there were also some knee-length ones, in the wrong shade of black, so I was a little surprised at such a discrepancy between the protocol and what we saw -. Dorota Goldpoint adds.

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