Explore the tiaras Wallis Simpson might have worn had she been accepted into the British Royal Family. From the Queen Mary Bandeau to the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik, discover this royal 'what if' scenario.

The expertly tailored construction of the dress reflects Mainbocher’s deep understanding of the female form, utilizing the inherent stiffness of silk taffeta to create a gown that maintains its architectural elegance while flowing gracefully.

Wallis Simpson’s Cartier Prince of Wales brooch symbolized her love affair with Edward VIII. A dazzling royal emblem, it remains a legacy of romance, power, and scandal in fashion history.

Wallis Simpson stunned in Givenchy’s 1954 Monkey Dress, captured in a 1961 portrait by Bradford Bachrach. A blend of couture and whimsy, this iconic gown remains a fashion legend.

Wallis, Duchess of Windsor, was no stranger to turning heads. From her scandalous love affair with Edward VIII to her razor-sharp fashion sense, she mastered the art of making a statement. But of all the iconic looks she wore, one stands out as truly unforgettable: the Schiaparelli Lobster Dress.

Wallis Simpson’s wedding dress redefined royal style. Designed by Mainbocher in iconic "Wallis Blue," it was sleek, modern, and timeless. Discover the gown that made fashion history

Wallis Simpson changed the British monarchy forever. Discover how her love affair with King Edward VIII led to the 1936 abdication crisis, reshaping royal history. #WallisSimpson #RoyalScandal

What if Edward VIII had married Wallis Simpson through a morganatic union? Explore this alternate history, challenging royal traditions, societal prejudices, and the monarchy's missed chance for modernity.