Queen Camilla Brings Crimson Fashion to the Christmas Morning Service

Queen Camilla brought festive fashion to the annual Christmas Morning Service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham on Thursday morning alongside the rest of the royal family, including King Charles III, Kate Middleton, Prince William, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louie of Wales.

The United Kingdom’s queen consort touted a monochromatic ensemble, featuring the OC 981 hat in red by London-based milliner Philip Treacy, according to British media reports. She also donned a shin-length overcoat by one of her favorite designers, Fiona Clare Aldridge. Next to the lapel on the left shoulder of her jacket was her Raspberry Pip brooch with gold and silver detailing. From afar, the accessory looked as if it were a snowflake shaped like her dangly earrings by Kiki McDonough.

For added texture, Queen Camilla put on black leather gloves with fur trim around the wrist and folded a patterned scarf around her neck, tucking the ends into her jacket. Black was a recurring motif in her accessories, which included Russell & Bromley heeled boots and a Charles Laurie London handbag.

Queen Camilla has oft favored a palette of blues when it comes to her fashion. In fact, she recently donned a wintery, sapphire jacket and skirt set with vertical lines across the front. The mod detail did well to highlight the diamond brooch shaped like a badminton shuttlecock on her left shoulder.

Elsewhere at the Christmas Morning Service, the Princess of Wales donned a black and brown windowpane check coat from Blazé Milano and pleated wool skirt from Gucci, per British media reports. She also opted for brown suede boots by Gianvito Rossi, which had a round toe with a baby point and a block heel. The shaft of the boots fit snug around her calves and looked to come up to her knees, though her coat covered most of her bottom half. Middleton previously wore the same boots to meet Melania Trump at Frogmore Gardens in Windsor, England, during a September outing.