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Rigby Peller, a high-end British lingerie company, was stripped of its royal warrant of appointment after June Keaton, the company s proprietor and former bra-fitter to the Queen, mentioned her visits to Buckingham Palace in her memoir Storm in a D-Cup .

Jan 10, 2023•1 min read

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Rigby & Peller, a high-end British lingerie company, was stripped of its royal warrant of appointment after June Keaton, the company’s proprietor and former bra-fitter to the Queen, mentioned her visits to Buckingham Palace in her memoir “Storm in a D-Cup”.

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