Who Was On The 90s Platinum Jubilee Bus – And Why?

All we want is to party with Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell.

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by Bonnie McLaren |
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Let's be honest, from the Platinum Jubilee pageant.

But who else was on the bus? And why? (And, most importantly, where was our invite?!)

Models Erin O'Connor, Rosemary Ferguson and actress Patsy Kensit were also on the guest list. But a lot of beauty fans noticed that joining Naomi and Kate on the bus was make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury{ =nofollow}. Now, Charlotte Tilbury actually hosted a huge party before the big pageant yesterday - and was the official beauty sponsor of the event - so that explains her attendance. And Kate Moss and Bridgerton actress Phoebe Dynevor (who was also there) are the stars of Charlotte's latest campaign.

On the bus too was Sam McKnight{ =nofollow}, Princess Diana's hairstylist from 1990-1997 , so it seems pretty self-explanatory why he was there.

Other buses in the pageant - which was estimated to be worth a whopping £15million - included a 1950s bus (which featured a singing Cliff Richard) and a 2010s bus (which included Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger and national hero, Rylan). The buses were part of the second part of the pageant, called Time of Our Lives, with the buses meant to represent seven decades of culture, music and fashion. The last part of the pageant ended with Ed Sheeran singing a rendition of God Save The Queen.

After much speculation, the Queen did attend the end of the pageant, making an appearance on Buckingham Palace's balcony with Charles and Camilla, and Kate Middleton, Prince William and their kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Earlier in the parade, a hologram of the Queen waved at crowds from the Gold State Coach, the very same carriage which took her to her coronation back in 1953.

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