When it comes to fashion, the royals tend to lean away from dramatic sartorial statements and into more traditional styles defined by luxury materials and modest cuts.
From her neutral toned suits to her countryside riding attire, Queen Camilla is one royal who has always embodied this traditionally upper class mode of dressing.
However, Camilla’s defiantly traditional style was not born out of her relationship with the King. Born into the prominent Shand family, growning up in an 18th century country house and experiencing the London season as a debutante, Camilla’s style choices are, unquestionably, a direct reflection of her own upper class background and identity.
Despite demonstrating an unwavering commitment to the defining elements of royal fashion (rarely seen without her hats, pearls and low-heeled shoes), Camilla’s style has evolved over the years.
Below, we take a look back at almost 50 years of Camilla’s outfits, and her ever so subtle style evolution.
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Queen Camilla’s Style Evolution: 1972 To Now
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Teneal has a Bachelor Of Arts degree In English and Cultural Studies from The University Of Western Australia. After completing university, Teneal began a career in lifestyle journalism, writing about food, interiors and wellness for publications including Apartment Therapy, SBS Food, We Are Explorers and Fashion Journal. Now based in Sydney, Teneal is a lifestyle writer for marie claire and ELLE Australia.