Queen Camilla Covers Her Coronation Gown with a Coat to Keep Warm in a Relatable Moment

In a stunning video from a unique vantage point, King Charles and Queen Camilla observed military personnel march in the Quadrangle of Buckingham Palace

Queen Camilla is bundling up in royal style.

On Tuesday, the Queen joined King Charles at the first State Opening of Parliament of his reign to kick off the start of the parliamentary year. Queen Camilla, 76, had a fashion first by wearing the Diamond Diadem — and a totally relatable moment when she placed a coat onto her shoulders for the military march that followed the ceremony at the Palace of Westminster.

As seen in a video shared to the royal family's official Instagram, Queen Camilla wore a white coat over her coronation gown to watch the procession at Buckingham Palace, where she stood behind King Charles, who turns 75 next week. The coat added a winter spin on her bespoke ivory coronation dress by Bruce Oldfield, which is stitched with florals, a crown, the names of her children and grandchildren plus embroidery of her dogs, Beth and Bluebell.

“Upon their return from Parliament, Their Majesties observed military personnel march past in the Quadrangle of Buckingham Palace,” courtiers captioned the clip from the unique vantage point.

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Courtiers then looked back to Queen Elizabeth’s first State Opening of Parliament as sovereign in 1952.

As seen in the vintage pictures, a young Queen Elizabeth did the same thing as Camilla and layered a white coat over her gown in the chilly November weather! Queen Elizabeth, then 26, watched the military march in the quadrangle with then-Prince Charles, then 3 ½, and Prince Philip by her side.

“⬅️📸 In 1952, a young Prince Charles joined his mother Queen Elizabeth II and his father The former Duke of Edinburgh to watch a march past from the same position, following the first State Opening of Parliament of Her late Majesty’s reign,” the caption said.

In another fashion footnote, Queen Elizabeth also wore the Diamond Diadem for the first time at the first State Opening of Parliament of her reign. Queen Elizabeth would wear the headpiece again on the way to her coronation at Westminster Abbey in June 1953.

Queen Camilla is known to follow Queen Elizabeth’s style lead, from using clear umbrellas to carrying a Launer clutch, the late sovereign’s go-to handbag brand. On Tuesday, Queen Camilla had one of her most regal moments yet in the Diamond Diadem and continued a historic tradition.

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The glittering crown, also known as the George IV State Diadem, was made for the coronation of King George IV in 1820. The monarch wore it with a purple velvet cap to Westminster Abbey for his crowning ceremony over 200 years ago, and the piece has been worn by every British queen (whether they reigned or were consorts) ever since.

Queen Camilla follows Queen Adelaide, Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and her late mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth in donning the diadem.

The State Opening of Parliament was significant for King Charles, where he wore the Imperial State Crown for the first time since his May 6 coronation day and delivered the King's Speech for the first time. The remarks are written by the government and outline its policies and proposed legislation for the new parliamentary session.

Because Queen Elizabeth was monarch and gave the Queen's Speech instead, the address was also the first King's Speech in over 70 years.

While Charles supported his mother at the State Opening of Parliament several times through the years and his sister, Princess Anne, was there on Tuesday in her role as Gold Stick in Waiting, Prince William and Kate Middleton were not present.

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It's not required for the heir to the throne to attend the State Opening of Parliament, and the Prince of Wales, 41, is in Singapore for a major event of his own: the 2023 Earthshot Prize Awards. Prince William arrived in Singapore on Sunday for the inaugural Earthshot Week and had a packed day of engagements on Monday before the glamorous prize ceremony on Tuesday.

King Charles’ elder son launched the Earthshot Prize in 2020 to promote impactful approaches to the world's most pressing environmental challenges, with plans to award $1.2 million in five categories each year until 2030.

William hit the green carpet alongside Cate Blanchett, Hannah Waddingham and Sterling K. Brown as they honored the next wave of environmentalists working for a better tomorrow, and later met with winners.

Shaking up past precedent, Princess Kate did not join her husband at the third cycle of the Earthshot Prize Awards, as she remained home in Windsor to support Prince George during an important week of school exams.

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