Queen's Diamond Jubilee: Karl Lagerfeld to provide fashion commentary for French TV Royals beware: Karl Lagerfeld is sharpening his tongue ahead of his latest assignment as fashion commentator for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. Princess Beatrice had better get a super-stylist on speed-dial because France 2 television have confirmed that Chanel genius Karl Lagerfeld will be reprising his fashion commentator role from last year's royal wedding for Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. Fans of Lagerfeld's no-holds-barred rhetoric will recall that the Kaiser branded Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's nuptials as a sorry mess of "bad proportions," "ugly hats" and "short skirts on fat legs." READ: Karl Lagerfeld: the royal wedding was full of fat legs He damned the Duke of Edinburgh's Grenadier Guards uniform with faint praise, sniffing: "Whatever you say, it's better than an ugly suit," and then declined to even discuss the Queen's yellow outfit. France 2 was rewarded with 5 million viewers and was therefore keen to sign up his services for an encore. IN PICTURES: the many faces of Karl Lagerfeld Recalling his assignment last autumn Lagerfeld told style.com: "I commented on the English wedding for the state channel. An event like that is fun to do because I can make jokes, and jokes of the lowest kind are not against my mentality. I do the things they ask me. But this was not a collection, this was the choices of this kind of woman for this kind of ceremony: the bad proportions, the ugly hats, the short skirts on fat legs. Lagerfeld will provide live commentary on June 3 alongside journalist and newsreader Marie Drucker and journalist Stéphane Bern.