Queen Camilla Awards Royal Warrants to Trusted Fashion and Beauty Partners

The monarch recognizes seven new businesses, including her long-time hairdresser Jo Hansford, for their contributions to her style and care.

Jo Hansford, Queen Camilla's hairdresser of over 30 years, received a royal warrant, marking her salon's first such recognition.
The royal warrants highlight Camilla's loyalty to small, skilled businesses, including her couturiers Anna Valentine and Fiona Clare, and milliner Philip Treacy.
Hansford, known for her expertise in hair coloring, expressed pride in leading an all-female-owned business and emphasized the honor of the recognition.
The Queen's seven new warrants are part of a broader update, which saw King Charles III also grant warrants to 386 companies, many of which previously served Queen Elizabeth II.
Royal warrants, valid for up to five years, allow businesses to display the royal coat of arms, signifying their service to the monarchy.