Sophie Wessex is stylish in a statement blazer and patterned skirt

Sophie Wessex has showcased her fashion credentials today when attending a military camp in Wiltshire.

The Countess, 47, who last week embarked on a rare high profile solo trip to the US, visited the headquarters of the British Army 5th Battalion The Rifles in Bulford, in her role as Royal Colonel. 

For the outing, the Queen’s daughter-in-law looked typically stylish in a white blazer teamed with an orange patterned skirt.

The Countess, 47, who last week embarked on a rare high profile solo trip to the US, visited the headquarters of the British Army 5th Battalion The Rifles in Bulford, in her role as Royal Colonel

For the outing, the Queen’s daughter-in-law (pictured) looked typically stylish in a white blazer teamed with an orange patterned skirt

The Countess was at the army base to attend a reception and meet members of the regiment

She paired her statement jacket, which featured gold buttons and a V-neck design, with a matching white top and pink high heels.

Adding a little glitz to her outfit, the mother-of-two donned a dainty necklace and silver hoop earrings while wearing a military brooch.

With her hair pulled back, Sophie opted for a light makeup look and carried her essentials in a cream clutch bag.  

Sophie paired her statement jacket, which featured gold buttons and a V-neck design, with a matching white top and pink high heels

Adding a little glitz to her outfit, the mother-of-two (left) donned a dainty necklace and silver hoop earrings while wearing a military brooch

With her hair pulled back, Sophie (pictured) opted for a light makeup look and carried her essentials in a cream clutch bag

The Countess was at the army base to attend a reception and meet members of the regiment. 

Sophie has been Royal Colonel of the British Army 5th Battalion The Rifles since 2014. 

Her outing comes after she revealed the Queen is feeling ‘good’ in a previously unseen clip from her trip to New York.

The Countess was at the army base to attend a reception and meet members of the regiment (pictured)

Sophie has been Royal Colonel of the British Army 5th Battalion The Rifles since 2014

The Countess, who is often been noted as the monarch’s ‘favourite’ family member, last week embarked on a rare high profile solo trip to the US, cementing her position as the Queen’s secret weapon within the new look monarchy. 

In a clip shared on Twitter today from the trip, the mother-of-two told GMB’s Noel Phillips the Queen was feeling ‘good’.

Meanwhile she explained the whole family were looking forward to the monarch’s Jubilee celebrations, saying: ‘I think it’s going to be very busy. It represents the Queen’s life work and she should be really proud of what she has achieved. It’s wonderful.’ 

Sophie’s husband, the Earl of Wessex visited Twickenham Film Studios as he became royal patron of the Production Guild of Great Britain today

Edward visited the west London film studio – which is the UK’s oldest – to mark his new appointment, touring filming stages and the Bafta and Oscar-winning sound and picture department

Meanwhile Sophie’s husband, the Earl of Wessex, visited Twickenham Film Studios as he became royal patron of the Production Guild of Great Britain today. 

Edward visited the west London film studio – which is the UK’s oldest – to mark his new appointment, touring filming stages and the Bafta and Oscar-winning sound and picture department.

The Queen’s youngest son previously worked in production, setting up a theatre firm and then a film company before becoming a full-time working royal in 2002.

He called for a ‘brighter light’ to be shone on career opportunities to attract greater numbers of young people into production roles.

Edward met production teams to hear about their experiences of working in the industry, and joined Oscar winner Tim Cavagin, who won an Academy Award for sound editing on Bohemian Rhapsody, at the studio’s mixing desk to learn more about the craft and importance of sound editing.