Queen Camilla took a true-blue approach to dressing while visiting jewelry designer Monica Vinader. On Monday, the royal — joined by Lady Dannatt, Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk — met with Vinader at her studio in Wells-Next-The-Sea, United Kingdom, where she viewed the designer’s demi-fine jewelry and presented her with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development, according to Retail Jeweller.
For the occasion, Camilla wore a collared blue zip-up midi dress with an allover abstract print, overlaid with a white pattern of interlocking circles.
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The queen accessorized with a woven tan leather top-handled bag from Bottega Veneta, as well as pearl drop earrings, a delicate gold pendant necklace and several thin gold bracelets.
When it came to footwear, Camilla slipped on a pair of low-heeled pumps to complete her outfit. The royal’s style featured pointed closed toes and rounded counters, all crafted from glossy pale tan-hued leather. Short, slightly angled kitten heels totaling under 2 inches in height finished the pair, bringing Camilla’s outfit a faint height boost that remained practical yet formal for the occasion.
When it comes to shoes, Queen Camilla has frequently worn Sole Bliss and Chanel’s block-heeled pumps in a range of neutral, navy and pink tones over the years for formal occasions.
In winter months, these are occasionally swapped for knee-high suede or riding boots; all are often worn with single-toned outfits, similar to her predecessor, Queen Elizabeth II. Camilla’s style is also punctuated by her extensive handbag collection, which primarily features clutches and top-handle bags by Chanel, Fendi and Demellier London.
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