Queen Camilla Puts a Twist on Animal Prints in Anna Valentine Dress for Wimbledon 2024, Watches Match in the Royal Box

Queen Camilla put a fresh spin on animal prints during her appearance at Wimbledon on Wednesday. The queen consort was seated with high-profile guests in the royal box on Centre Court to watch the quarter-final matches on Day 10 of the tennis tournament.

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For the event, Queen Camilla relied on a look by one of her favorite go-to designers. The queen consort fashioned a midi dress in a neutral tone by Anna Valentine. The long-sleeve dress featured a wrapped belt at the waist and defined collar.

Images of giraffes were intricately embroidered on the flowing skirt of the dress in shades of mocha, with defined spots that made the animal print element stand out. Forgoing any statement earrings or footwear, Queen Camilla maintained the neutral tone motif of her ensemble with her various accessories.

The queen consort wore a pair of pumps in a shade of textured sand by Eliot Zed and chose delicate pieces of jewelry by Kiki McDonough and Van Cleef & Arpels.

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While Queen Camilla has fashioned a few floral looks as of late, animal prints are also part of the queen consort’s royal wardrobe. The British royal family member fashioned a long-sleeve midi dress in a vibrant blue shade with a peacock pattern when she attended the opening of the 50th Coronation Library at Moreland Primary School on May 7.

Days earlier, Queen Camilla joined King Charles III for his first public appearance since he publicly disclosed his cancer diagnosis last February. When she and King Charles visited the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre in London on April 30, Queen Camilla favored a Fiona Clare dress with a leopard print design.

Though Queen Camilla tends to fashion looks with a similar shape, the queen consort is rarely averse to playing with patterns. The British royal has already demonstrated a proclivity for animal prints and florals, which means attire for any of her future engagements will likely reflect the style sensibility.

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