- Queen Camilla and Duchess Sophie wear matching looks
- The royal sisters-in-law light up Holyroodhouse
- They stun in coordinated elegance
On July 2, 2024, the royal sisters-in-law, accompanied by their spouses, King Charles and Prince Edward, graced the garden party, turning heads and setting trends. Queen Camilla was seen in a sky-blue coat dress complemented by a matching hat, while Duchess Sophie chose a pale blue dress paired with a striking hat, making a bold fashion statement.
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This coordinated effort is not new to the royal family, as they often dress in complementary shades for official events, presenting a united front. According to Karen Haller, a behavioral color psychologist, this choice of color, especially blue, signifies authority, reliability, and a committed focus, reflecting the royal family's dedication to their duties.
Fashion forward royals
The trend of matching outfits is a favorite among the royals, with Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, and Zara Tindall recently seen in coordinated pink and white at a Buckingham Palace garden party. Even the younger royals, including Princess Charlotte, Prince George, and Prince Louis, have been spotted in matching navy outfits, showcasing the family's knack for stylish unity.
Inside the garden party
The Palace of Holyroodhouse's garden party was not just a fashion showcase but also a significant event, marking the first day of Royal Week. The royal family's official X account offered a glimpse into the festivities, featuring Queen Camilla, Duchess Sophie, Prince Edward, and King Charles mingling with the 8,000 guests in attendance. These garden parties, a tradition since 1860, serve as a platform for the royals to connect with individuals making positive impacts in their communities.
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As Edinburgh celebrates its 900th anniversary, the significance of this year's Royal Week is heightened, with the King and Queen attending a special event to mark the milestone. Amidst a challenging year for the royal family, with both King Charles and Princess Kate undergoing cancer treatment, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh continue to fulfill their royal duties with grace and commitment.
