Singer and designer Beatrice Deer, left, holds up the annuraaq she made for Gov. Gen. Mary Simon to wear at King Charles’ coronation on Saturday at Westminster Abbey in London. The design, which includes traditional beadwork, embroidery and fur details, is meant to represent Simon’s culture and connection to Nunavik, where Deer is also from. (Photo courtesy of Sgt. Mathieu St-Amour, Rideau Hall/Office of the Secretary to the Governor General)
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Designer Beatrice Deer spent weeks designing outfit worn by Governor General at ceremony Saturday in London
While Gov. Gen. Mary Simon was among the thousands attending the coronation of King Charles in London, England on Saturday, her clothes told a story of her home thousands of kilometres away.
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