In the very heart of London, at the majestic St. James’s Palace, one of the most elegant and significant events of the summer took place on June 12—the King’s Foundation Awards ceremony. The event gathered around 200 guests, including not only royal figures but also world-famous stars such as Meryl Streep, David Beckham, Kate Winslet, and other celebrities. All this was in celebration of the 35th anniversary of The King’s Foundation, a charity actively working in areas like sustainable development, preservation of traditional heritage, and environmental education.
The ceremony was more than just a social gathering—it was an evening with purpose. It honored the efforts of those changing the world through their work: students, teachers, alumni, and partners of the Foundation. Their contributions focused on nature conservation, promoting environmental initiatives, and popularizing crafts.
The King, as always, displayed impeccable taste. He wore a dark blue pinstripe suit, a classic white shirt, and a printed tie. Incidentally, cameras captured a charming moment when His Majesty was telling something hilariously funny to his star-studded guests, looking completely relaxed.
David Beckham, who became an ambassador for the Foundation in 2024, looked stylish and composed in a black suit, light blue shirt, and gray tie. His look was both solid and modern. Kate Winslet chose an elegant white pantsuit that highlighted her sophistication and confidence. Meanwhile, Meryl Streep brought a touch of lightness to the evening, appearing in a floral print dress.
Despite the star-studded guest list, the main focus of the evening was a meaningful cause. The King’s Foundation is not just charity—it is a platform for real change. The Foundation supports initiatives that teach how to live in harmony with nature, respect traditions, and build a better future.
