The Evolution of Camilla's Royal Style

For a banquet welcoming Japan's Emperor Nahurito and Empress Masako during their official state visit, Camilla wore a cream silk crepe dress by Fiona Clare, embellished by subtle embroidery. She paired the look with the ruby and diamond Burmese Ruby Tiara, which was commissioned by Queen Elizabeth in 1973.

Earlier in the day, Camilla stayed in theme in crisp white at an official welcome ceremony for the Japanese royals. She added a hint of color with a black and white wide-brimmed hat and a flower-shaped brooch which was designed for Queen Elizabeth II, featuring. a54 carat pink diamond.

For the fourth day of the Royal Ascot, Camilla opted for a muted duck egg blue dress and hat combo, accented by the Jardine Star Brooch—a former favorite of Queen Elizabeth's.

Camilla broke away from blue for day three of the Ascot, when she donned a white Dior dress with an oversized floral hat. To add a pop of dynamic color, she opted for a striking carved emerald brooch which originally belonged to King Charles's great-grandmother, Queen Mary.

Camilla matched her teal Dior dress for the second day of the Royal Ascot with a turquoise and diamond brooch that originally belonged to Queen Mary.

To kick of the annual Royal Ascot races, Camilla chose a royal blue ensemble, paired with a brooch with some serious royal history—the sapphire and diamond piece was a gift from Prince Albert to Queen Victoria ahead of their wedding.

For Trooping the Colour, the queen wore an icy Anna Valentine coat and dress with a white Philip Treacy hat. She accessorized with her Grenadier Guards military brooch, and a pearl necklace.

To commemorate the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-Sur-Mer, France, marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day with French President Emmanuel Macron, Camilla wore a pristine white ensemble with matching gloves and hat.

Camilla looked appropriately bright in a peacock blue dress at the annual Chelsea Flower Show.

For a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, Camilla chose a chic black and white look, with a white coat dress accented by black piping and a black and white hat.

As Charles made his return to royal duties following his cancer diagnosis and treatment, the royal couple paid a visit to the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre. For the event, Camilla walked on the wild side with a ruffled animal print dress.

Camilla glowed in emerald green at the royal familys annual Easter service.

Camilla wore all aquamarine for the 2024 Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey. King Charles was not in attendance as he was recieving treatment for his cancer diagnosis.

Camilla and Charles coordinated in neutral tones for the royal family's annual walk to Christmas services at Sandringham Church.

Queen Camilla attended a special performance of Carlos Acosta's 'Don Quixote' by The Royal Ballet wearing a blue lace dress by Fiona Clare Aldridge with matching pumps. She topped the look with a Remembrance Day red poppy pin.

Queen Camilla rewore the Bruce Odfield gown she wore to King Charles's coronation for the State Opening of Parliament at the Houses of Parliament.

For day one of King Charles and Queen Camila's state visit to France, Camilla chose a pink wool crepe coat dress by Fiona Clare, and a pink beret hat by Philip Treacy.

Queen Camilla embraced Wimbledon's dress code in a white dress to watch the quarterfinals from the Royal Box. She was joined by her sister Annabel for the outing.

For the first day of Royal Ascot, Queen Camilla wore a cream dress and coat by Dior, and a Philip Treacy hat. She accessorized with a diamond oyster shell brooch, which previously was worn by Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother.

For Camilla's first Trooping the Colour as Queen, she wore a military-inspired coat dress inspired by the Grenadier Guards. (Queen Camilla is the new Colonel of the Grenadier Guards.)