On 22 July 2026, King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the new RHS Sandringham Flower Show, which is being held for the first time this year on the Sandringham Estate in Sandringham, Norfolk. King Charles is Patron of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS). King Charles and Queen Camilla made their first stop at the RHS Royal Legacy Garden, designed by Catherine MacDonald in collaboration with The King.
King Charles presented The King’s Biodiversity Award to Sophie Godber, designer of The Mindful Chef's Gathering Garden, in recognition of her work championing outstanding horticulture and the importance of biodiverse spaces. He also presented the award for Best Exhibit in the Floral Marquee to Roualeyn Fuchsias.
Queen Camilla presented The Queen’s Choice of Upcycled Containers award to The Pollinator Patch, designed by Whissonett & District Horticultural Society & Gardening Club. In this category, local community school groups used discarded materials to create mini containers. For the occasion, Queen Camilla wore a green paisley dress by Lexy London.
I have a weakness for pasley so I'm okay with this. It's her usual silloette and she's wearing it like the model.
ReplyDeleteFor the rest of us, I would love to see what this dress looks like with differenct accessories such as maybe a slim white belt to break up the pattern a little, and maybe a sleeveless option. It could be dressed up more with heels and bold jewelery.
Interesting to think together about a garment. Thanks for starting this. I think it cannot look better than the model here with white sneakers and relaxed hairstyle. It lends itself very well to being a casual feminine easy wear dress across three seasons (switch in boots in autumn).
DeleteBeautiful dress in a georgeous colour ... suits Queen Camilla very well...
ReplyDeleteJoli modèle tout en légèreté et frais qui sied bien à la silhouette de Camilla !
ReplyDeleteI hope Charles is well. He looks happy and good, but I notice his hands are very puffy and he’s carrying a walking stick. I hope the stick is a gentleman’s prop rather than necessary for walking.
ReplyDeleteHis hands are like that since ages.
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