Queen Camilla had a couple style moments with a young royal fan while joining King Charles in Cornwall.
The 75-year-old royal wore a black patterned dress in St Ives Harbour, Cornwall, to meet members of the community and visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden.
But the Queen didn’t just look stylish on her arrival – after meeting a young man in a very similar outfit.
The child gave a bunch of colorful flowers to Camilla, who was wearing a black patterned frock.
The Queen joined the King – who returned to his beloved Cornwall for the first time as monarch – for a walk along the harbour, where the royal couple were met by enthusiastic members of the public.
Queen Camilla had a couple style moments with a young royal fan today as she joined King Charles in Cornwall
Camilla and Charles, 74, visit the English region every year as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.
For the outing, the Queen wore a chic Fiona Claire midi dress featuring a green leaf pattern and a classic shirt-inspired silhouette.
She added a touch of glitz to her ensemble with a golden gold necklace and added glamorous makeup to her features.
The king, meanwhile, looked dapper in a check gray suit and a patterned red tie as he waved to crowds of people waiting to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
Yesterday Queen Camilla was joined by culinary royalty as Her Majesty and Mary Berry both joined the Royal Box at Wimbledon – and looked very animated as the action got underway on Center Court.
Camilla looked elegant in a Wimbledon white, knee-length dress with navy piping. The royal finished the look with a stylish straw clutch bag and a cream shawl, clearly aware of the changeable Wimbledon weather.
Meanwhile Mary, 88, who is adored by amateur bakers up and down the country, opted for a summery turquoise dress with flowing sleeves.
Queen Camilla, who had a front-row seat to the action in the center court inside the Royal Box, sat next to her sister Annabelle Elliott.
The 75-year-old royal wore a black patterned dress in St Ives Harbour, Cornwall, to meet members of the community and visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. But the Queen didn’t just look stylish on her arrival – after meeting a young man in a very similar outfit (pictured together).
The Queen joined the King (pictured) – who returned to his beloved Cornwall for the first time as monarch – for a walk along the harbour, where the royal couple were met by enthusiastic members of the public.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla watering a shrub during a visit to the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
Camilla and Charles (pictured), 74, visit the English region every year as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.
The king waved to the crowd of people waiting to catch a glimpse of the royal couple
And when Ons Jabeur faced Elena Rybakina in the women’s quarter-finals, the expression on Her Majesty’s face suggested she was absolutely impressed. Jabeur of Tunisia beat Kazakhstan’s Rybakina in a bitterly contested match and will advance to the semi-finals later this week.
While most Royal Box guests were glued to the action on Center Court, one attendee with cat-like reflexes caught a ball that flew into the crowd during the second match of the day between Carlos Alcaraz and Holger Run.
The winning visitor, who also sported Wimbledon whites with a smart suit, stood up with the ball in hand, lifted it over his head to return it to the court – and he looked very pleased with himself.
Meanwhile, on the No. 1 court, Daniil Medvedev stormed to victory to book his place in the Wimbledon semi-finals, raising the prospect that the Princess of Wales could face the prospect of handing the tournament trophy to a Russian or Belarusian player.
For the outing, the Queen wore a chic Fiona Claire midi dress featuring a green leaf pattern and a classic shirt-inspired silhouette.
King Charles III meets members of the public during a visit to St Ives Harbor in Cornwall
Rani added a touch of glitz to her outfit with a dainty gold necklace and added a glamorous makeup to her features.
The king, pictured, was wearing a check gray suit and a patterned red tie as he waved to crowds waiting to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
King Charles III during a visit to the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives, Cornwall
SW19 was packed with royalty as keen sports fan Zara Tindall, 42, and her husband Mike, 44, also attended to catch the action – but unlike the Queen and Zara’s brother Peter Phillips, they sat in the stands with other tennis fans.
Elsewhere, plenty of other famous faces could be spotted at the All England Club, including Pippa Middleton and James Matthews, Myleene Klass, Bridgerton’s Charitra Chandran and One Direction star Liam Payne and his girlfriend Kate Cassidy.
And royalty from abroad also graced the All England Club as the stakes grew in the competition on quarter-final day – Prince Albert of Monaco was also in attendance.
Wearing a trilby hat adorned with a Wimbledon scarf, he looked thrilled to be watching the action – although he was not joined by his wife Princess Charlene and instead sat with his second cousin, Melanie-Antoinette de Massey.