The secret details of Princess Eugenie's wedding dress. The dress has a rather remarkable detail: a triangular neckline in the back that reveals the princess's scar. At the age of 12, she underwent surgery to correct her scoliosis, and her desire not to hide her scar was recognised as the most graceful manifestation of body positivity. The embroidery on the dress was also symbolic, featuring the thistle, a symbol of Scotland, signalling the couple's love for the country and the royal castle of Balmoral. The shamrock, traditionally symbolising Ireland, was chosen because of the bride's Irish roots on her mother's side. By the way, Eugenia and Jack Brooksbank turned out to be distant relatives thanks to Sarah Ferguson's ancestors. The embroidery also reflected the York rose, as Eugenia is the daughter of the Duke of York, and the ivy, signifying Ivy Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace, where Eugenia and Jack still live.

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