The Queen Consort visited the Lille Barracks in Aldershot

byHelen - 17 Comments
For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

On January 31, 2023, The Queen Consort, Colonel of the Grenadier Guards, visited the Lille Barracks in Aldershot, southern England. The Queen met members of the Battalion and families during her visit to the Lille Barracks. The Queen presented medals, including two Long Service and Good Conduct honours and a further 10 Shader medals, granted in recognition of Operational Service in Iraq.

For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

For her official engagement, the Queen wore a fuchsia red dress and a pair of black boots, with a small black handbag

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  1. Anonymous31/1/23 15:03

    Wow, this dress is so good for Camilla!
    The lively colour and the bit longer skirt make her look very good,
    Mabel

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  2. Achard6231/1/23 17:07

    Style de robe qui flatte Camilla surtout dans cette couleur rouge mais avec ses bottes camel, elle serait particulièrement belle !

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  3. Anonymous31/1/23 17:36

    Camilla looks beautiful in this colour !!

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  4. Anonymous31/1/23 17:56

    Very nice dress and the colour really suits her. Ladyofthemanor

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  5. Virginia Dogwood31/1/23 18:13

    This is a lovely color on Camilla and I like the detailing on the sleeves. But really, it looks like suit up and zip up. Try some diversity for a change -- put the zipper in the back.

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  6. Anonymous31/1/23 18:48

    Il modello di abito che più le sta bene replicato in tanti colori è l'idea vincente di Camilla.
    Rossella

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  7. AnnieM31/1/23 18:53

    Camilla looks so good in red that I can even cope with the black boots! I have to concede that they go well with this outfit.

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  8. Kteach31/1/23 20:22

    She always looks on point. Very nice.

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  9. Anonymous31/1/23 22:25

    I like it! And even glad to see her boots out and about.
    Luna

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    1. deadeggs1/2/23 15:42

      Yes, Luna this is the right place and occasion to give her black boots a bit of an outing. Inside a state room in a Royal palace is not the right place for them.
      Me too, I like the dress but the style is becoming a bit of a uniform.

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  10. Ava Pittman31/1/23 22:46

    This dress looks fabulous. The style of the dress suits the Queen beautifully. It looks very flattering on her. The color is gorgeous.

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  11. Anonymous1/2/23 00:12

    Wow!!! Camilla looks amazing here--beautiful color, great style, and so well put together. A+++

    Janet

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  12. Cam1/2/23 00:35

    Queen Camilla is shining.

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  13. Anonymous1/2/23 00:58

    I really like the shape and color of this dress. I really dislike the front zipper detail. It just reminds me of grandma's house coat.

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  14. Debra1/2/23 14:19

    This is a very flattering dress for the Queen Consort. She seems slimmer, and sleeker. I love the color of the dress and the soft pleats have good movement as she walks. Her jewelry is minimal.

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  15. Anonymous1/2/23 21:44

    The Lady in red. good look for Q Camilla. css

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  16. Anonymous2/2/23 18:36

    British royals go red lately, lol. I think this is a nice red. Suits her well.
    MK

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