Queen Camilla embraced statement accessories with a green skirt suit for a special anniversary celebration at St Bride’s Church in London on Tuesday.
The U.K.’s queen consort wore a green wool skirt suit, paired with a white blouse. The jacket for the skirt suit look featured long sleeves, a sleek front placket and sinuous lapels and collar with contrasting fabric elements.
Queen Camilla attends a service of celebration to mark the 650th anniversary of royal confirmation of the Guild of St Bride at St Bride’s Church on Feb. 10 in London.
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The midi skirt of Queen Camilla’s look included a flowing silhouette with subtle pleating. The queen consort’s white blouse included a statement pendant at the center. She completed her wintertime attire with black suede boots.
Among the accessories Queen Camilla added to her attire, the queen consort added a black statement hat with a deep green feather. Worn asymmetrically atop Queen Camilla’s blond hair, the accessory added an extra element of traditional British elegance to the overall look.
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It’s not often that Queen Camilla opts for a statement hat during a daytime outing. But when she does, the queen consort regularly styles the designs of Philip Treacy, an Irish milliner who’s provided Queen Camilla with several hats throughout her time as a prominent member of the British royal family.
Among the most recent statement headpieces Queen Camilla’s worn by the milliner, the queen consort styled her variation on the traditional mantilla headpiece with a long black veil, featuring a crown of leaf-shaped pieces, to meet Pope Leo XIV in October 2025.
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Tuesday’s outing for Queen Camilla commemorated the 650th anniversary and royal confirmation of the Guild of St Bride at St Bride’s Church in London. The queen consort joined the congregation for the service, recognizing the work of the Guild in curating public worship at St Bride’s and in the continued ministry to journalism. Queen Camilla attended a short reception following the service in the crypt to meet Guild members and students supported by a Guild bursary.