Stella McCartney Performs Spoken Word Poem on Conservation at Coronation Concert in Fiery-red Oversized Blazer

Stella McCartney attended King Charles III’s Coronation Concert on Sunday in Windsor, England. The fashion designer performed an original spoken word piece about one of the monarch’s favorite causes: conservation. On the red carpet, McCartney sported an oversized plaid blazer from her own line. It debuted on the runway during London Fashion Week as part of McCartney’s fall 2023 collection. Stella McCartney at the Coronation Concert on May 7 in Windsor, England. She wore the jacket, which features exaggerated shoulders, over faux leather leggings. The designer accessorized with a pair of black heeled booties. On stage, McCartney changed into a bright red version of the double-breasted blazer, which she styled over a black sheer polka-dotted tights. McCartney is the daughter of Sir Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney, and is known for not using leather, feathers, skin or fur in her collections. Her brand has been around since 2001. McCartney and King Charles have worked together on environmental projects in the past, and she was rewarded with a Commander of the Order of the British Empire honor. Stella McCartney on stage at the Coronation Concert on May 7 in Windsor, England. The Coronation Concert, broadcast live at Windsor Castle by the BBC and BBC Studios, followed

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