Queen Camilla redefines Royal fashion with her timeless and unique style

Whether she is attending lavish Royal events, or gracefully stepping into black tie occasions or tours across the commonwealth, Queen Camilla carries out her wide range of responsibilities with poise.

The 78-year-old monarch tends to favour pastel and neutral tones with an occasional navy or a rare splash of bright blue.

But it is with her choice of accessories like her hats or brooches, she shows her fearless and bold styling.

Royal Ascot 2025

For the occasion, Queen Camilla stepped out in style with King Charles, Prince William, and Prince Saud bin Khalid Al Saud.

She made a bold statement in her lovely matching ensemble, donning a green dress and a hat complemented her gown. This look was matched with a treasured Royal family heirloom that once belonged to Queen Elizabeth.

Camilla’s choice to match with the heirloom served as a subtle but meaningful nod to the late Queen.

Banquet for Japan's Emperor Nahurito and Empress Masako

When welcoming Japan's Emperor Nahurito and Empress Masako during their state visit on June 25, 2024, Camilla wore an elegant cream silk crepe gown by Fiona Clare, adorned by delicate embroidery.

To complement the look, she completed the ensemble with the ruby and diamond Burmese Ruby Tiara, commissioned by Queen Elizabeth in 1973.

Welcome ceremony for the Japanese royals

On the same day, at the official welcome ceremony for the Japanese Royals, Camilla kept on theme, donning a crisp white look.

She brought a little colour to her all white look with a black and white wide-brimmed hat, which she also wore previously at Royal Garden Party,and paired it with a floral brooch, originally created for the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Royal Ascot

On June 24, 2024, during the fourth day of Royal Ascot, Camilla appeared in a soft duck egg blue dress, with a matching hat, completing the elegant look with the Jardine Star Brooch.

The hat is what captured attention due to its extraoridinary look. 

First day of Royal Ascot 2024

For the first day of Royal Ascot, on June 18, 2024, opted for a bright look, wearing a royal blue ensemble, which was complemented with a sapphire and diamond brooch.

The brooch holds great historical significance as it was given by Prince Albert to Queen Victoria prior to their wedding.

Trooping the Colour

The Queen looked radiant during last year’s Trooping the Colour in her Anna Valentine coat and dress.

Donning an icy blue ensemble, King Charles’ wife paired the elegant look with a white Philip Treacy hat, accessorising with her Grenadier Guards military brooch, and a pearl necklace.

Royal Garden Party

During the Royal Garden Party hosted at Buckingham Palace on May 8, 2024, Camilla embraced a timeless style,and stunned in a black and white ensemble.

She wore a white coat dress with black piping and finished the lovely look with black and white hat.

Visit to the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre

On April 30, 2024, Camilla stopped by the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre, right after the 76-year-old Monarch took on his royal duties again after his cancer treatment.

For the occasion, she kept her attire simple yet chic with a ruffled animal print dress, which she paired with gold earrings.

Christmas services

For the Royal family’s traditional annual walk to Christmas services at Sandringham Church, the Royal couple stepped out in coordinated neutral tones on December 25, 2023.

State visit to France

The Queen marked the first day of the state visit in Fiona Clare’s soft pink crepe coat dress, with a matching pink beret hat by Philip Treacy, on September 20, 2023.

Coronation concert

On May 7, 2023, the Queen donned a beautiful Royal Blue Jumpsuit by Anna Valentine adding a pop of colour to her style for the coronation concert.

Coronation dress

For her coronation, on May 26, 2023, Camilla looked elegant and radiant in a beautiful white gown designed by Bruce Oldfield, sticking to her theme of neutrals.

Her coronation dress carried deeply personal details, embroidered with her grandchildren’s names and depictions of her two rescue dogs.