Queen Consort Camilla delighted royal fans as she attended an engagement with King Charles in Scotland.
- Queen consort, Camilla Parker Bowles and King Charles attended a royal engagement in Scotland on Tuesday.
- The royal couple wrapped up warmly as they met with fans in Aberdeenshire.
- In other royal news, Prince William ‘came across as anxious’ after adopting ‘similar gestures’ to King Charles.
Camilla, Queen Consort, and the King attended a reception in Aberdeenshire to thank the community for their organization and support following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The couple was snapped in Station Square, the Victoria and Albert Halls in Ballater.
Queen consort Camilla looked stunning as she teamed a matching tartan two-piece with a pale grey and navy patterned pashmina scarf. The ensemble was perfect for keeping Her Majesty warm, while also ensuring that she looked chic for the outside event.
King Charles opted to wear a traditional Scottish kilt, paired with a tweed jacket and waistcoat. The King looked fantastic in his outfit of autumnal hues of orange, brown, and red.
More recently, the Queen consort seems to be more daring when it comes to her fashion choices and appears to have found her confidence when it comes to her style.
In July 2022, Camilla stunned in a jaw-dropping 70s jumpsuit when she helped to open the Commonwealth games. The 70s-style jumpsuit had elbow-length sleeves with white piping, and zip that led from her neck to her waist. The flared jumpsuit covered her shoes, but she paired the look with a black leather bag and simple silver accessories.
The Queen consort has also become more decisive when it comes to what she refuses to wear. It was revealed that the reason Camilla wore blue in her Vogue photoshoot for her 75th birthday is that she refuses to wear purple. The photographers wanted her to wear purple to match the wisteria in the frame, but the royal reportedly called the hue 'menopausal mauve,' and opted for royal blue instead - how fitting!
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