Camilla truly let her hair down as she showed off a more relaxed and laid-back side on her latest royal outing, while making a statement in a stylish polka dot dress and heels.
The Duchess of Cornwall, 71, delighted a group of kids as she took time away from her royal engagement to join in with a game of table tennis, after meeting with servicemen and women at RAF Halton in the UK.
Wearing the knee-length navy blue and white dress which had a stylish plunging neckline, Camilla looked stunning as she towered in nude heels and wore her favourite pearl necklace for the outing.
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Flashing a beaming smile throughout, the duchess appeared in her element as she happily chatted with soldiers before joining the kids for a spot of ping pong.
Meanwhile, she also took time out to greet fans outside, with lines of kids waving Union Jack flags as she stopped to talk to each of them.
The natural and laid-back outing was praised by fans on Instagram, with one writing: “Thank you for taking the time to honour our wonderful service men. It means so much #wewillrememberthem.”
Meanwhile another added: “Her Royal Highness looks stunning!” and one wrote: “She certainly knows what she’s doing. A professional.”
Camilla is known to love a polka dot dress and just days ago she lapped up the sunshine in a gorgeous pink and white frock for a busy day of meetings with husband Prince Charles.
The Duchess of Cornwall looked lovely in the knee-length dress as she walked alongside the Prince of Wales to first meet with students and teachers at a primary school in Wales.
She paired the casual, yet classy outfit with a pair of light brown flats and a clutch, while she kept her accessories to a minimum with a pair of pretty pearl earrings.
Adding further pops of colour, the 71-year-old opted for a beautiful pink lip and a swipe of blush on her cheeks to highlight her features.
Camilla was joined by the Prince of Wales who looked dapper in a light grey suit, white shirt and bold green and red tie for the visit to White Rose Primary School.
The royal couple happily chatted to students at the school as part of their visit with the prince joining in on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects and the duchess attending the school’s own radio station where she read a poem by famous author Roald Dahl.