However, Boleyn’s influence in popular culture doesn’t stop there. Her celebrated fashion choices in the 16th century court – inspired by the refined French court, a far cry from Catherine’s Spanish wardrobe of huge gables and high necklines – is making a comeback, too.

Don’t believe me? All you need to do is look at what you’re wearing, right now, to see how Queen Anne continues to inspire the nation some 500 years after her execution.

Think of the opulently coloured velvet headbands currently reigning on the high-street. And the sweetheart and square necklines favoured by Rixo. Ridiculously big and puffy sleeves are also the silhouette du jour. And Stylist’s fashion news editor, Billie Bhatia, is the proud owner of a ‘B’ necklace.

How Anne Boleyn became 2019’s biggest fashion influencer