King Charles and Queen Camilla were caught in a rainstorm on Sunday while attending Antigua’s annual Independence Ceremonial Parade at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. The event marked 45 years of the country’s independence, and the royal couple kept to white and beige outfits as they watched the ceremony.
Queen Camilla wore a bespoke white chiffon dress by Anna Valentine, a fitted-and-flared midlength design with quarter sleeves, shimmering silver-threaded details and intricate embroidery. She had previously been seen wearing the dress at Royal Ascot in 2025.
Her footwear came from Eliot Zed, one of her trusted shoe brands. Camilla chose the brand’s Tina pumps in a combination of white leather and cream suede, featuring pointed toes, cap-toe detailing and a low stacked wooden kitten heel. The suede construction was less suited to the rainy conditions, but the shoes complemented the white footwear trend.
She completed the look with diamond drop earrings, a gold disc pendant featuring her ruby birthstone, vintage Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets and a Royal British Legion The Secret Operations Remembrance Poppy brooch.
King Charles wore a lightweight beige suit with matching trousers, a patterned tie, a red poppy brooch and camel suede derby shoes, which were also exposed to the rain. The Antigua visit followed stops in The Bahamas and Guyana during the King’s Autumn Tour, ahead of his attendance at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting.
Sources: WWD.