After the Commonwealth church service on Monday, The Duchess of Cornwall changed into her evening wear.
Camilia wore a luxurious velvet dress with pretty white embroidery when she arrived at the Commonwealth Reception at Marlborough House alongside her husband Prince Charles, to welcome guests that had taken part in the service.
The dress was repeat from her first fashion show – the Julien Macdonald reception in November 2018 which she attended to support a cause close to her heart unbehalf of the Queen.
This time,Camilia went for an all-black look with her favourite Launer clutch bag, Sole Bliss ‘Ingrid’ shoes and leather gloves-also a repeat from the morning service which she chosed to keep on as she chatted to guests including Alexandra Burke at the event – which was perhaps a decision prompted by current Coronavirus precautions.
The dress was made by Fiona Clare, one of Camilla’s favourite designers, with a statement white stitching to the neckline and sleeves.
The Duchess of Cornwall was last seen last week at a visit to the London Transport Museum where she wore the gloves with a royal blue overcoat and a chic Fulton umbrella, just like the Queen’s with her husband, Prince Charles.
