Queen Camilla's Coronation Gown Had a Secret Pocket! Designer Reveals Details of the Dress (Exclusive)

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Queen Camilla, designer Bruce Oldfield had the monarch's full trust and support. This allowed him to create something quiet and full of subtle symbolism — and secrets!Speaking with ET's Kevin Frazier on Monday in England, Oldfield reflected on the dress and what he was able to create for the historic occasion.«It [came together] remarkably fast, because I've been making dresses for her for 10 to 12 years, so I kind of know what she likes,» Oldfield shared. «I really think I do understand her figure, I know what she likes about her figure, I know what she doesn't like… it was very easy for me.»Despite what people may assume about the level of stress being responsible for the new queen's coronation gown might cause Oldfield admitted, «I've had no sleepless nights over this dress.

It's been lovely.»The dress itself featured a ton of symbols and visual iconography within the embroidery, including designs representing Queen Camilla's dogs, the names of her grandchildren, her royal cipher and symbolic representations of the four nations of the UK.«It was full of symbolism, you know?

It's all to do with the British monarchy and all those things that make Britain strong,» Oldfield shared. «We had to put in some things, like the emblems of the four nations.

The daffodils for Wales... you've got a rose for Britain, you got the thistle for Scotland, we've got the shamrock for Ireland.»And the hidden details didn't end with the embroidery.«There was one secret, of course.