Queen Camilla exuded elegance in a regal blue tunic dress and her go-to accessories and newly preferred neckline at a poignant meeting to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
- The Queen Consort was beautiful in blue as she and King Charles lit candles and met with survivors of genocide on Holocaust Memorial Day.
- Queen Camilla’s ensemble was quietly regal and featured her favorite accessories and a neckline she’s come to favor in recent years.
- This royal news comes as Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis’ roles at King Charles’ coronation were revealed.
The King and Queen Consort attended a deeply significant engagement on January 27 as they marked Holocaust Memorial Day 2023. The royal couple marked this annual day of remembrance at Buckingham Palace and were joined by Holocaust survivor, Dr Martin Stern, and Amouna Adam, who is a survivor of the genocide in Darfur. They shared testimonies before lighting a candle together. Another candle was also lit as part of a wider national moment of remembrance for the millions of people killed in genocide and in solidarity with people who face prejudice today.
For this deeply significant meeting, King Charles and Queen Camilla coordinated in deep blue outfits. The Royal Family wears blue often and the Queen’s look was one that brought together all her favorite elements in an under-stated way that didn’t detract from the poignancy of the day.
Queen Camilla exuded elegance with a tunic dress featuring a fitted bodice, flared skirt and intricate ruffle detail down the bodice and at the cuffs. This added a touch of subtle decoration that worked perfectly with her go-to accessories.
Although she’s been known to borrow some of the late Queen Elizabeth’s tiaras and necklaces, for engagements she often wears Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry like Queen Camilla’s lucky brooch. On Holocaust Memorial Day the senior royal wore the iconic Alhambra bracelet in yellow gold with blue agate motifs alongside other gold bracelets.
The blue was a stunning addition that brought out the tone of the ruffles on the Queen’s dress. She also wore a simple black leather and gold watch and pearl earrings - all adding effortless glamor to the look. This also wasn’t the first time that Queen Camilla has opted for this tunic-style neckline recently.
It seems to have become a wardrobe staple, as she was pictured wearing a very similar design for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, as well as for engagements at the National Gallery in 2020 and when children were invited to help decorate the Clarence House Christmas Tree in 2022. It is the perfect rounded neckline to add a softness to otherwise quite formal dresses.
Queen Camilla’s blue ensemble might not be as iconic as some of Kate Middleton’s dresses but it’s truly elegant. Her and King Charles’ important meeting came as His Majesty released an important message on Holocaust Memorial Day.
He reflected upon the theme for this year - Ordinary People - and how it “reminds us how it was ordinary people who were the perpetrators, bystanders, rescuers, and witnesses to the Holocaust, and its victims”.
“The invaluable work of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust ensures the testimony and experiences of survivors are shared with millions of people,” King Charles went on to declare. “In learning from the horrors of the Holocaust and the genocides which followed, we can all recommit to the vital principles of freedom of conscience, generosity of spirit, and care for others that are the surest defenses of hope.”
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