While Victoria often favored the Balmoral tartan, in The Crown we see the women of the royal family sporting a slightly different plaid—the Royal Stewart tartan. So where did these patterns come ...

wore a Scotch costume of the Royal Stewart Tartan. The reports of this remarkable action caused much comment in London, but it was generally regarded as an amusing incident of no more importance ...

Fittingly, the monarch arrived at Balmoral wearing a tartan kilt, although his chosen pattern on August 19 was not Royal Stewart. That pattern is the personal tartan of the monarch and officially ...

Initially the royal family wore another tartan, the Royal Stewart, but the recognisable red check began to be worn by the public, and it's now commonly worn today. And we revealed the Queen holds ...

The sett is a variation of the Royal Stewart tartan – a favourite of Elizabeth II – and dates back to the early 19th century. The defining difference to the Royal Stewart is the reduced red ...

The Prince Charles Edward Stewart tartan is a variation on the Royal Stewart tartan, which traces its origins back to the House of Stewart, according to the Scottish Register of Tartans.

James Crawford-Smith is a Newsweek Royal Reporter, based in London ... Kate wore a blue, green and purple tartan trench coat with contrasting gold buttons. The coat was designed by British ...

The monarch then donned his beloved tartan to pay tribute to his mother at the Scottish Parliament before attending the vigil at the ancient cathedral. The sett is a variation of the Royal Stewart ...