Every costume from season one of 'The Crown'

<h4>Episode 1: Wolferton Splash</h4> The series kicked off with a royal wedding as Princess Elizabeth (soon to become Queen) married Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey. Costume designer Michele Clapton recreated the Queen's iconic Norman Hartnell wedding gown, which she paired with the Queen Mother's tiara and a huge bouquet of white flowers. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 1: Wolferton Splash</h4> Princess Elizabeth looked chic and casual in a sleeveless white blouse, large-brimmed hat and a pair of sunglasses. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 2: Hyde Park Corner</h4> Elizabeth and her new husband Philip embarked on a four-continent tour while her father's health continued to decline. While addressing an audience in Nairobi, the Princess wore a lovely brown and white polka dot dress and matching white hat. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 2: Hyde Park Corner</h4> Princess Elizabeth wore a safari-themed ensemble for an adventure in Nairobi. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 2: Hyde Park Corner</h4> <p>While in Kenya, Elizabeth received the devastating news that her father, King George VI, died. Her colourful wardrobe soon turned black, as the newly appointed Queen returned to the UK to face her future as monarch. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 3: Windsor</h4> For a meeting with Sir Winston Churchill, the Queen wore a simple dark-hued outfit, two-strand pearl necklace and a large brooch. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 4: Act of God</h4> A fog fell over the city of London and the royal family, specifically the monarch, who was tasked to decide if Sir Winston Churchill's inaction over the health crisis warranted his resignation. Matching the chill of the episode, the Queen dressed all in dark garb with her signature pearls. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 5: Smoke and Mirrors</h4> The most elaborate episode of the season saw the 26-year-old royal crowned Queen. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 5: Smoke and Mirrors</h4> The Queen turned up the glamour in a blue evening gown and white fur stole. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 6: Gelignite</h4> Elizabeth's wardrobe turned elegant-yet-practical as she dealt with matters of the monarchy, including her sister Princess Margaret's desire to marry divorcee Peter Townsend. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 6: Gelignite</h4> The monarch looked stunning in a blue taffeta gown, matching hat and black gloves while addressing the crowd in Britain. Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 8: Pride & Joy</h4> The Queen and Prince Philip embarked on an exhausting world tour, during which they were often snapped at odds with each other by the press. Still, Elizabeth maintained a stunning style image, wearing a satin floral dress and her signature pearls. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 8: Pride & Joy</h4> During Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth's tour, the Queen arrived to one of her destinations wearing a beautiful pale blue blazer and cream gloves. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 10: Gloriana</h4> This episode followed a conflicted Queen as she continued to seek advice from her uncle on whether or not to let Margaret marry the love of her life. <p>Photo: © Netflix
<h4>Episode 10: Gloriana</h4> In the finale, the Queen was torn between her love for her sister and her duty as Monarch. An escape to Scotland let viewers see some staples from her wardrobe – a tartan skirt, pale green cape coat and scarf. <p>Photo: © Netflix
The debut season of <i>The Crown</i> saw Princess Elizabeth (played by Claire Foy) quickly thrust into a new role, not only as Queen but as wife to Prince Philip. <p>Following her journey around the world with Philip, through a fog health crisis, the death of her father, political scandal and life-changing decisions, we see the Queen's fashion evolve from cool and casual to floral dresses to regal gowns. <p>As we gear up to binge watch season two on Dec 8, we're taking a look back at the Queen's wardrobe so far.. <p>Photo: © Netflix
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