Get Queen Camilla's gorgeous midi dress look at English National Ballet for less than £30
The Queen Consort made her first visit to the English National Ballet since becoming its patron earlier in the year.
Queen Camilla was pictured in a stunning blue silk shirtwaist dress by Anna Valentine, accessorised with a ballerina brooch today at the English National Ballet's (ENB) Mulryan Centre for Dance, marking her first appearance as the patron of the ENB.
Camilla has continued to wow with her style recently, after fans praised her look to the Dyson Cancer Centre earlier this week where she sported a Fiona Clare dress, a brand the Queen Consort is a major fan of, having worn it before.
At the ballet event today, Camilla opted for a light blue midi dress with a collar and waist belt which has been called "gorgeous" on social media.
One user wrote: "This is my favourite colour on her", while another added: "Blue must be her favourite colour!"
We know the Queen has expensive style – her favoured brand, Fiona Clare's couture pieces, go upwards of £3,000. Here are some budget-friendly alternatives if you want to achieve a royal look.
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For the most budget-friendly, there is the Principles Stripe Shirt Midi Dress on sale for £29.40 which comes with a collar and waist belt, similar to the Queen's look.
At M&S you can find midi dresses in that gorgeous light blue colour, with this Pure Cotton Square Neck Midi Waisted Dress available at £39.50.
We know the Queen Consort is a fan of floral prints so if you want to mimic her style, this Jersey Floral Midi Shirt Dress might be one for you, setting you back £65.
On the slightly pricer end of the scale is also the High Neck Button Detail Midaxi Tea Dress on sale for £88 (it does scream Camilla).
Similarly, Karen Millen also has a Tailored Crepe Shirt Dress on sale for £160.30 which looks like it could be taken out of the Queen's wardrobe.
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The Queen Consort has been carrying the torch while King Charles rests up following a cancer diagnosis. With Princess Kate also undergoing preventative cancer treatment, the Queen's visit to the Dyson Cancer Centre was a poignant one.
She was all smiles as she arrived in Bath this week to open the new cancer centre, on her first royal duty following the summer break.
Camilla officially opened the new Dyson Cancer Centre at Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath NHS Foundation Trust yesterday, touring the new centre, which opened to patients in April, and met some of the Cancer Centre’s supporters, patients and staff.
