blue peacock dress Beaded Lace Long V Neck With See-Through Mesh Paneling complemented by elegant pleats that add depth and movement Peacock Shimmery Lace Chiffon Aline

Matthew Storey, curator at Historic Royal Palaces, previously told The Telegraph : Mourning dress has been part of European royal culture for centuries, but it reached its peak in the 19th century with the influence of Queen Victoria, who set a standard for the rest of society to follow. He added: When her beloved husband died in 1861 she abandoned the colourful clothes of her married life and, with the rest of the royal court, adopted black clothing as an outward sign of grief

Opt for pastel or pale blue shades for the pants to add a touch of sophistication and balance to the ensemble

Lets not regress in that direction

This item features light shoulder pads that enhance the shape of the shoulders, giving the garment a more structured, polished look

If you love to achieve a sophisticated appeal, you can add layers by adding an overcoat or trench coat