Queen Elizabeth II's Most Iconic Beauty Moments Over the Years

Here, Princess Elizabeth posed in her Sea Rangers uniform in 1944 in natural-looking makeup with red lipstick and her signature curled bob.

For her wedding to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in 1947, the then-princess went the traditional route. She wore a veil on top of her curled bob, naturally fluffy eyebrows, and a bright lip to finish off the bridal look.

In 1952, while riding in her state coach, Queen Elizabeth II wore a makeup look similar to the one she had on her wedding day with a red lip and minimal eye makeup.

During her tour in Australia in 1954, Queen Elizabeth II accessorized her curled pixie haircut with a white hat, which matched her gloves and bag.

During her 1956 tour of Nigeria, Queen Elizabeth II went for a darker red lip, which stood out against her pale beige gown.

In 1987, Queen Elizabeth II appeared in the Green Room at Windsor Castle in a white polka-dot gown. Her blue sash and red lipstick were the only pops of color in her ensemble.

As Queen Elizabeth II got older, she began to embrace her gray hair color but kept the same style that she wore for most of her life. The biggest change she made was adding more volume to the crown of her head.

This photo of Queen Elizabeth II at the 2005 Queen's Cup Final polo match is the perfect example of her many monochromatic beauty looks. She wore an all-pink outfit, a matching hat, and bright-pink lipstick.

As Queen Elizabeth II's monochromatic fashion choices continued at Prince William and Middleton's wedding in 2011, she would occasionally opt for a contrasting yet complementary lip color, like this pink-red hue.

For Prince Harry and Markle's wedding in 2018, Queen Elizabeth II wore a deep-pink lip and a green-and-purple outfit.

In 2022, Queen Elizabeth II, still wearing her bright lip color, allowed her white bob hairstyle to be a bit looser, giving her look a more modern feel.