Queen Camilla refreshed her royal wardrobe with a Lexy London green paisley midi dress for Wednesday’s Royal Horticultural Society’s Sandringham Flower Show alongside King Charles III.
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The British royal sported the Deborah dress, courtesy of the London-based women’s clothing label. Combined with a white cotton fabric base, the midi look featured a bold green paisley pattern.
The dress was crafted in Queen Camilla’s signature silhouette — a tailored bodice with long sleeves, slight cinching at the waist and a flared skirt for movement. Inset pockets added a functional detail to the overall look. Other details included a ruffly collar and neckline element, along with cinched cuffs.
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As for jewelry, Queen Camilla went mostly minimalist, save for her pearl statement earrings. She wore delicate gold bracelets and added a few rings. Given the impressive pattern of Queen Camilla’s dress, going sans brooch made sense.
Lexy London is a new British label in Queen Camilla’s royal wardrobe. Often sporting designs by Anna Valentine and Fiona Clare Aldridge, Queen Camilla’s recent style statement comes one day after Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh was spotted wearing a dress from Lexy London at the Royal Welsh Show.
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Lexy London was founded by Dutch-born Elle Wiggin, who launched her colorful designs on Instagram in 2019. Size-inclusivity is a pillar of the design approach Wiggin and her team take, while also prioritizing slow fashion and working with local manufacturers and sourcing material in Jaipur, India.
Though often sporting a similar silhouette regardless of designer, Queen Camilla has rarely been averse to fresh, playful patterns. Her Lexy London dress is simply the latest look in her closet to embrace bold color and print.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla
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King Charlies III serves as the patron of the Royal Horticultural Society and Wednesday’s flower show marked the first Royal Horticultural Society event to be held at Sandringham Estate.