Perfect to pop on as the evening draws in, when you need an extra layer but still want to look festive and chic.

The weekend of celebrations will end with the Big Help Out on Monday May 8 - a special Bank Holiday proclaimed by the Prime Minister in honour of the Coronation. In the run up to the day we’ll also be launching new ways of getting involved in volunteering in your community. If you’re a voluntary group who wants to be part of it, please reach out now so we can make this the start of the biggest volunteering effort in our country’s history. Tens of thousands of people are expected to visit the capital city to experience this unique and historic occasion, with millions more watching from home, across the UK and around the globe. Camilla would surely love the hand-rolled edges and silk twill fabric – made by Adamley Textiles, a Macclesfield-based company.

Created by Britain’s best loved charities and organised by The Together Coalition, it will highlight the positive impact volunteering has on communities across the nation. The five thoroughly British charms include a rose crest inspired by decorative coving in Buckingham Palace, a royal carriage and even a miniature pint of beer.

Manolo Blahnik has developed four celebratory men’s slipper designs to celebrate His Majesty King Charles III – topped with decadent gold embroideries. On Sunday May 7 a spectacular Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle will showcase the country’s diverse cultural heritage in music, theatre and dance.

The activities on Sunday will culminate in a fantastic evening of song and dance at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle, staged and broadcast by the BBC in front of an audience of several thousand members of the public, selected for free tickets via a public ballot. It’s fun yet classic and – crucially – small, injecting just a little regality into your make-up routine. This bracelet, by British jeweller Alex Monroe, would be sure to catch everyone’s eyes at the street party. The Coronation Big Lunch helps you bring the celebration right into your own street or back yard so that anyone and everyone, across the UK and beyond, can be part of this amazing moment in our history.

Part of a timeless collection of 12 wearable cufflink designs, these would make the perfect coronation keepsake. Hand-finished in the Cotswolds, designer Alex Gore Browne’s jumper is made from cashmere and merino wool. Hundreds of activities are planned for the day by local community groups, organisations and charities including The Scouts, Royal Voluntary Service, National Trust and RNLI.The Coronation Ceremony is a solemn religious service that has been held at Westminster Abbey for the last 900 years. Made from recycled cotton, this coronation-print tote bag incorporates illustrations of Britain’s flags, as well as being embellished with the historic date and Harrods logo – a great souvenir for anyone visiting London across the celebratory weekend. Many of us will be hosting garden parties, picnics and dinners to celebrate the upcoming Coronation, which means this Victoria Eggs adjustable apron is perfect for keeping your coronation outfit clean in the kitchen and still looking perfectly on-theme.

Monsoon has released an entire children’s collection to mark the occasion, spanning hair ribbons to clothes printed with iconic London scenes. These beautiful pearl drop earrings are the perfect addition to any outfit – a subtle nod to the day and therefore a totally timeless piece. Coronation Big Lunches, thousands of street parties, and a day dedicated to good causes will bring communities together throughout the UK over the special Coronation Bank Holiday weekend. Bringing a little bit of fun to your coronation garden party, Corgi Socks’ limited edition collection is sweet and easy to wear with any outfit.From candles and coins to children’s clothes, memorabilia galore is being released in preparation for the Coronation of King Charles III today. The Big Lunch has always been about community - last year almost two thirds of people who took part said The Big Lunch had encouraged more people to get involved in voluntary work. Everyone is invited to join in, on any day, whether that is by hosting a special street party, watching the Coronation ceremony or spectacular concert on TV, or stepping forward during The Big Help Out to help causes that matter to them. Britain’s fashion brands have gone above and beyond to create timeless, fun and quirky pieces that you really will want to keep beyond the day (and not just because coronation memorabilia like tea tins and mugs from Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation are now considered vintage treasures).