The Duchess of Cornwall wrapped up warm in a fur-lined hat and cosy brown coat today as she headed for a day at the races in Ascot.
Camilla, 74, looked delighted as she headed out of the car to the races, proving her eco-credentials in the seven-year-old outfit.
The Duchess wore a brown tweed skirt and coat by Roy Allen, a £220 light brown, fur trimmed hat by Lock & Co, and suede boots.
She was first spotted in the look in 2014 at Cheltenham races, and wore it again four years later to the festival in 2018.
The Duchess of Cornwall wrapped up warm in a fur-lined hat and cosy brown coat today as she headed for a day at the races in Ascot.
The Duchess of Cornwall wrapped up warm in a fur-lined hat and cosy brown coat today as she headed for a day at the races in Ascot.
She teamed the look with dark brown leather boots and a complementing light brown leather bag.
Camilla kept her jewellery to a minimum with her fur-trimmed hat the obvious statement piece of the ensemble.
Going necklace free, the wife of Prince Charles added a pearl drop earring to the look and wore a dazzling ring.
Proving her natural beauty, Camilla wore just a touch of light make-up with a coral lip and dark eye complementing her autumn attire.
She was first spotted in the look in 2014 (left) at Cheltenham races, and wore it again four years later to the festival in 2018 (right)
The Duchess wore a brown tweed skirt and coat by Roy Allen, a £220 light brown, fur trimmed hat by Lock & Co, and suede boots.
She teamed the look with dark brown leather boots and a complementing light brown leather bag.
The Duchess of Cornwall arrives to meet Ebony Horse Club students at Ascot’s November racing weekend at Ascot
Camilla meets 15 year old O’Shane, one of Ebony Horse Club students at Ascot’s November racing weekend
The Duchess is seen speaking to teenage members of the Ascot racing club this weekend
The royal is seen talking to O’Shane, one of Ebony Horse Club students at Ascot’s November racing weekend at Ascot Racecourse
The outing comes as Charles and Camilla returned from a whistle-stop tour of the Middle East.
During the trip, the Duchess of Cornwall described herself and the Prince of Wales as still having ‘a snap in our celery’ as she stressed their foreign tours were working trips and not holidays.
Camilla’s comments were made on the flight home from the Middle East where the royal couple spent four days celebrating the culture, heritage and achievements of Jordan and Egypt.
Royal tours are conducted on behalf of the Government and usually feature busy schedules, covering thousands of miles and the duchess described this week’s trip as ‘quite tough’.
Going necklace free, the wife of Prince Charles added a pearl drop earring to the look and wore a dazzling ring
Proving her natural beauty, Camilla wore just a touch of light make-up with a coral lip and dark eye complementing her autumn attire.
The highlight of her time in the Middle East was the royal couple’s visit to the site near the River Jordan where John the Baptist was said to have baptised Jesus, describing it as a ‘spiritual’ moment.
Speaking on Voyager, the ministerial jet, before it landed on Friday, the duchess said about the Middle East tour: ‘It was quite tough, we were driving a lot and it was pretty bumpy.’
Commenting on her previous visit to Egypt with Charles, soon after they married, she added: ‘But afterwards I think, OK, 16 years ago, I’m a lot older now, well into my 70s but to quote Richard Ingram, ‘we’ve still got a snap in our celery’.’
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall arrives at the course and is greeted by Sir Francis Brooke, Her Majesty’s Representative and Chairman of Ascot Racecourse
Since marrying Charles in 2005, the duchess has travelled the world visiting everywhere from Colombia and the Galapagos Islands to Jamaica, Mexico and New Zealand in support of the UK.
On Thursday, Charles and Camilla toured the pyramids at Giza, on the outskirts of Cairo, and also posed for pictures in front of the Sphinx.
The duchess added: ‘We are not on holiday, we might be dressed up and photographed against the pyramids like tourists but we are not on holiday. We are working for the Government and country and we are trying to make a difference.’
Camilla said their visit to the baptism site of Christ in Jordan was the highlight of the trip for her: ‘It was extraordinary, something you read about. To actually go down there and experience it – it was really quite spiritual.’
The outing comes as Charles and Camilla returned from a whistle-stop tour of the Middle East. Pictured during a visit to the Great Sphinx of Giza