King Charles and Queen Camilla got caught in a rainstorm during their Caribbean royal tour in Antigua on Sunday. The royal couple managed to stay somewhat dry in their white and beige attire as they watched the annual Independence Ceremonial Parade at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, which celebrated 45 years of the country’s independence.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla
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The queen arrived in an Anna Valentine bespoke chiffon dress in white, which she was first spotted wearing at Royal Ascot in 2025. The style is a white fitted-and-flared midlength dress with quarter sleeves, featuring shimmering silver-threaded accents and intricate embroidery.
For shoes, she opted for her reliable Eliot Zed Tina pumps in all white and cream, joining the ongoing white shoe trend. The shoes were a pointed-toe pump with a white leather cap toe and suede uppers, which are not the best material to wear in the rain. The shoes are complete with a low, stacked wooden kitten heel.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla
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She accessorized the look with diamond drop earrings, a gold disc pendant with her ruby birthstone and Van Cleef & Arpels vintage bracelets. She decorated the dress with a Royal British Legion The Secret Operations Remembrance Poppy brooch.
King Charles wore a lightweight beige suit jacket and matching trousers, paired with a patterned tie, a red poppy flower brooch, and camel suede derby shoes, which also took a hit in the rain. The King’s Autumn Tour included visits to The Bahamas and Guyana before arriving in Antigua and Barbuda, where he will attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting.