Camilla Parker-Bowles has worn a gorgeous pale blue suit on the second day of her and Prince Charles' royal tour of New Zealand. See the chic outfit here
November 18, 2019 - 10:19 GMT Sophie Hamilton What a stylish start to a royal tour! The Duchess of Cornwall has stepped out in the most stunning pale blue suit for an engagement with her husband Prince Charles in New Zealand. Kicking off the second day of their visit to the country, Camilla looked fabulous in her matching jacket and pencil skirt set, which she teamed with some elegant taupe heels and a white cami top underneath.
The Duchess looked radiant, wearing her hair in a wavy down style and going for a pretty yet natural makeup look. The royal added a touch of bronzer to her cheeks, a thick coating of mascara and used a pale pink lipstick. Following on from their recent Remembrance Day appearances, it was another occasion to pay tribute to those who have served their country. The Duke and Duchess were attending a wreath-laying ceremony at Mount Roskill War Memorial in Auckland. Charles and Camilla learnt of the experience of Niue soldiers who served during World War I and were introduced to Ode Readers and gathered veterans.
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