With the recent change in the royal line of succession, there will be even greater attention paid to those at the top. And for women in the House of Windsor, this inevitably will attract even greater scrutiny of their style: every hat, glove, broach and colour will be analysed profusely for a statement about British trade, diplomacy, or aristocratic tradition. The New York Times's chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman joins Jonathan to discuss what sartorial signs and symbols continue to court intrigue… and why the King and the Prince of Wales aren't subject to the same gaze.