On 12 November 2026, Queen Camilla visited Royal Trinity Hospice in Clapham, south London, to meet nurses, doctors, patients and their families. Royal Trinity Hospice serves the communities of south-west and central London and is the oldest hospice in the United Kingdom. Queen Camilla became Royal Patron of the hospice in 2006.
The Head of Specialist Community Nursing, Helen Brewerton, presented Queen Camilla with a pin to mark the 20th anniversary of her patronage. The Queen then met privately with patients and their loved ones in their rooms before meeting nurses, medical staff, chefs and representatives from Royal Trinity Hospice’s charity shops.
Queen Camilla looking great in cheery red coat.
ReplyDeleteYess!
DeleteThis coat looks lovely, the flair and fall of the coat gives good shape. What a wonderful visit, one of substance.
ReplyDeleteCela ressemble à une robe-manteau qui flatte beaucoup sa silhouette ; j’adore ce rouge lumineux !
ReplyDeleteJust great Your Majesty
ReplyDeleteI hate these coat dresses which are not like a coat and not like a dress and of which the skirt part is always too wide. The color is good. Red is a good color for Queen Camilla. The coat-dress is worn with a dark dress or blouse underneath which means she is wearing it more like a coat instead of a dress. The high boots are not matching the outfit. It cannot be that cold yet. A beautiful pair of black nubuck shoes with a litte heel (which she has already) and thin black transparant tights or even natural looking tights would create a better and more elegant look.
ReplyDeleteShe looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the coat and the wonderful flare. The tailoring, from the crisp shoulders on, makes me happy. Nothing like precise tailoring to make a look complete. Her hair and makeup are just right. Very nice to see.
ReplyDelete@15:24- it is a coat!! Much needed on a very cold autumn day as well as boots. Cherry colour,simple and effective.
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