Queen Camilla’s emerald shirt dress and blue shawl takes peacock tones to the next level as fans go wild for ‘beautiful’ look
Queen Camilla's emerald shirt dress and blue shawl got fans' seal of approval as she stepped out in Wales for a showcase of a special show
Queen Camilla’s emerald shirt dress and blue shawl have taken peacock tones to the next level as fans went wild for her “beautiful” look.
- King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Wales on July 20 and enjoyed a showcase of the Brecknock Agricultural Society’s annual show.
- Her Majesty wowed in shades of blue and green with an eye-catching peacock design and fans were seriously impressed.
- This royal news comes as we revealed how the late Queen Elizabeth II insisted on her four dogs being “piled” into her portrait.
Whilst Kate Middleton’s dresses have become royal classics, she’s recently been opting for some more daring looks like Kate’s pink suit - and she’s not the only one! Since becoming Queen Consort, a tunic-style dress or coat dress have often been her go-tos. But she isn’t afraid to switch things up too as we saw when Queen Camilla’s ruffled sapphire blue dress saw her showcase one of the Princess of Wales’ favourite patterns that she’s rarely worn herself.
Now Queen Camilla’s emerald shirt dress and blue shawl have taken peacock tones - and patterns - to the next level. During a recent visit to Wales with King Charles, Her Majesty shifted from her more-frequently-seen floral print to a shirt dress with a distinct feathery motif.
The Royal Family wear blue often and Queen Camilla’s Fiona Clare feather dress is a wardrobe staple, but her recent peacock feather patterned dress was a beautifully bold and fun option for summer. Stepping out to enjoy a showcase of the Brecknock Agricultural Society’s annual show, Her Majesty chose the shirt dress which featured the distinctive print on an emerald green background.
Adding to the peacock theme, the dress also had teal tones to it and Queen Camilla stepped up this look even more style-wise with a vibrant blue shawl. Draped around her shoulders, she added more warmth as well as detail with the cape-like shawl which fell down to the hem of her midi dress in some places and to almost her knees at the sleeves.
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This allowed the slightly flared end of each three-quarter length sleeve to be clearly visible and the tassel fringing on the shawl added even more drama to the outfit. She finished off the look with nude low-heeled shoes and Queen Camilla’s emerald shirt dress and shawl have also won fan’s approval, with one declaring, “Her blue shawl is lovely!”
“Love the dress Your Majesty”, another person said as someone else described the shawl as “lovely” and added, “It looked fantastic on her”.
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Queen Camilla’s emerald shirt dress and blue shawl showcased peacock tones at their best and it’s a look fans can put their own spin on at home. For special summer occasions, a blue wrap can be draped over any green shirt dress to give you a chic outfit with a pair of heels. Or if you’d rather make things a little more casual you could also wear a green shirt dress and blue scarf, shawl or cardigan with a pair of Kate Middleton’s favourite white trainers to dress it down.
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Emma is a Royal Editor with eight years experience working in publishing. Her specialist areas include the British Royal Family, ranging from protocol to outfits. Alongside putting her royal knowledge to good use, Emma knows all there is to know about the latest TV shows on the BBC, ITV and more. When she’s not writing about the next unmissable show to add to your to-watch list or delving into royal protocol, Emma enjoys cooking, long walks and watching yet more crime dramas!