Queen Camilla braved the rain on day one of her and King Charles' trip to Northern Ireland. The monarch's wife, 78, was seen at an event to mark Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann coming to Belfast in August and chose a cornflower blue Anna Valentine coat for the occasion.
The wrap-style outerwear, which cut off just below the knee, was styled with a range of high-end accessories to take the look from new chic heights. The Queen opted for a pair of 'Cap Toe Suede Satin Low Heel Pumps' by Chanel, a classic style with the double 'C' on the heel and the ultimate It-girl bag – a £5,000 Lady Dior.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesOnce inside, Camilla removed her coat, which showcased her floral midi dress by Fiona Clare, as identified by Royal Fashion Police on Instagram, with an A-line cut. Her choice of accessories ensured that the print didn't look overwhelming, and her jewellery suite, which featured a 'Vintage Alhambra 5 Motifs' bracelet by Van Cleef & Arpels and a gold-plated pendant necklace, rounded off the look in an understated fashion.
© POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesOf her choice in high-end accessories, fashion stylist Sian Clarke of Styled by Sian tells us: "Queen Camilla has really leaned into the accessories for this look, and it completely elevates the way she has previously styled this coat.
© Getty Images"The Chanel cap-toe pumps are next-level chic, paired perfectly with her small Dior 'Lady Dior' bag. Together, they give the classic coat a much more modern and trend-led feel. The added texture from the bag brings depth and interest to the overall look, while the structured toe cap adds an element of confidence and sophistication with a sharper, more serious edge."
© Getty ImagesShe also carried the nude version, pairing it with a gorgeous powder pink coat dress for the official welcome of the Nigerian president and first lady at the Royal Dais on day one of their State Visit to the United Kingdom in March.
