Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to Emmaus, Greenwich in celebration of their 25th anniversary. Emmaus is a homelessness charity that doesn’t just offer people a bed, but meaningful work and a sense of belonging. The first Emmaus opened in 1992 and there are now 29 communities spread across the UK. The charity helps more than 800 companions (formerly homeless people), by providing them with on-going support, home and work in an Emmaus social enterprise.
During her appearance, Prince Charles’s wife looked in great spirits as she headed to a Plumstead charity shop and met with companions, volunteers and staff, before joining a reception in recognition of their silver anniversary. The royal looked classic, wearing a lovely tartan two-piece top and skirt, which she teamed with tights, loafers, and a pattern clashing pink and black scarf. Her hair was as voluminous as ever and the royal wore minimal makeup.
This week has been full of activities for the royal as the reception of NATO NATO leaders and delegates, was hosted at Buckingham Palace. Camilla, 73, looked super chic and decided to pull out all the stops for the event, wearing her favourite black cape coat, and a very festive red drop waist pleated dress by her favourite go-to designer Fiona Clare. She accessorised with a glam pearl choker and dainty bracelets.
