The Queen interrupted her Scottish break for a glamorous outing on Thursday.
Camilla, 78, attended the second day of the Ebor Festival at York Racecourse, of which she is patron.
Her Majesty looked elegant in a pale blue belted coat over a white patterned dress, teamed with nude pumps and a Fedora-style hat with bow detailing.
Camilla's appearance comes after she and the King officially took up their summer residence at Balmoral Castle.
The Queen was also spotted shopping in the nearby village of Ballater alongside her daughter, Laura Lopes, 47, and granddaughter, Eliza, 17.
See the best photos from her day at the racecourse.
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© Getty ImagesThe Queen arrived wearing a pale blue coat
Arrival
The Queen was all smiles as she made a stylish entrance at the racecourse.
The racecourse can chart its history back to 1731 when the first recorded meeting took place. It is now home to many famous races including the Ebor, Dante or Gimcrack
Stakes as well as the Yorkshire Oaks and the Juddmonte International race.
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© Getty ImagesThe Queen shook hands with the welcome party
Greeting
Camilla was greeted by Vice Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire, Chris Legard, the Chairman of York Race Committee, Mrs Bridget Guerin, and the Chief Executive of York Racecourse, Mr William Derby, along with other dignitaries.
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© Getty ImagesThe Queen accessorised with pearl jewellery
RAF display
At the start of the racing programme, Her Majesty took the salute from the RAF Falcons display team, who dropped in on the course.
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© Getty ImagesThe Queen later removed her jacket to reveal a floral dress
Meeting charity representatives
During her outing, the Queen met with representatives from local charities supported by the track, members of the Yorkshire racing community and members of the York Racecourse team.
Over the last decade, a programme of continuous investment in the facilities for racegoers and horsemen has taken place.
Last August, Camilla opened the new Bustardthorpe End Development which offers racegoers shelter in the form of a canopy, food outlets and bookies.
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© Getty ImagesThe King keeps bees at Highgrove House
A sweet gift
Camilla was presented with a jar of honey by Harry and Seline Silk from Knavesmire Nectar.
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© Alamy Stock PhotoThe Queen beamed as she unveiled the plaque
Royal patron
The Queen became patron of York racecourse in 2024.
On Thursday, she unveiled a plaque to mark the 'Juddmonte International' race 2024, winning the 'World's Best Race' of 2024.
