Queen Camilla's pays sweet subtle tribute to late Queen Elizabeth with outfit

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Queen Camilla made a touching tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II by wearing a special brooch once worn by the late reigning Monarch.

By Hanisha Sethi, News Reporter

12:35, Mon, Apr 22, 2024 | UPDATED: 12:43, Mon, Apr 22, 2024

Queen Camilla paid visit to an army barracks in North Yorkshire

Camilla paid a touching tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II (Image: PA)

Her Majesty Queen Camilla is presenting five Buchan Medals to serving and retired Royal Lancers at the base in Catterick Garrison, and during the royal event she has paid a touching tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

For the event, which was Camilla's first visit to the regiment since being appointed as Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Lancers, she wore a beautiful blue outfit with gold buttons designed by Fiona Clare. It was modelled on the Lancers uniform, with a bright red mandarin collar and chain mail on the shoulders.

A special brooch - the Royal Lancers brooch, which once belonged to Queen Elizabeth II, was worn on Camilla's hat in a touching nod to the late reigning monarch.

Camilla's appointment follows a long Royal history with the Regiment because Queen Elizabeth was appointed Colonel in Chief of the 16th/5th Lancers by her father on her 21st birthday, April 21, 1947.

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Queen Camilla carries out royal engagement in Yorkshire

Queen Camilla met serving Royal Lancers and veterans (Image: Getty)

A general view of members of The Royal Lancers

Members of the Royal Lancers (Image: PA)

King Charles's wife was all smiles as she was greeted by Lord Lieutenant Jo Roper and Colonel of the Regiment, Colonel Richard Charrington before the regiment performed a royal salute.

Today's engagement holds a very special place in the Queen's heart as her father, Major Bruce Shand, served in the 12th Lancers and won a Military Cross for gallantry during the battle, and she wrote the foreword to Their Greatest Hour.

As confirmed by Buckingham Palace, armoured vehicles were be on display including the Humber and Dingo from the Second World War that the Queen's late father would have commanded.

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