Prince Charles
By DW
30 October 2019 |
12:06 pm
He might have lost faith in the prospect of ever becoming king, but Prince Charles will never lose faith in the double-breasted suit. DW's sultan of style Gerhard Elfers gives us his take on one of royalty's best-dressed men.
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