Queen Camilla Styles Symbolic Brooch for Final Day of U.S. Visit

Queen Camilla opted for tones of light blue with her final look on the last day of her United States tour with King Charles III on Friday in Virginia.

While visiting Smitten Farm and the White House for a farewell ceremony, Queen Camilla styled a long-sleeve light blue dress with her signature silhouette. The midi dress featured smooth shoulders with a statement collar and V-shaped element for added contrast on the bodice.

The skirt was soft and flowing, with added pleats for a more angular definition to the dress. As for other elements to her look, Queen Camilla favored a pair of black pumps and sported her usual array of Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets.

The U.K. queen consort also adorned her dress with a familiar brooch. Just as she wore the piece upon her Monday arrival to the U.S., Queen Camilla once again wore the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Cartier Union Jack and Stars and Stripes brooch.

A symbolic nod to the relationship between the U.S. and U.K., the brooch was a gift to the late long-reigning monarch during her 1957 visit to the U.S. and was given to Queen Elizabeth during a luncheon, hosted by New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner.

Prior to wearing the Cartier Union Jack and Stars and Stripes brooch, Queen Camilla styled a different brooch, pictured above, for a farewell photo op with President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump at the White House.

The queen consort wore a Tiffany & Co. vintage 18-karat gold, diamond and ruby flower brooch, which was a gift from the president and first lady during their visit to the U.K. in September 2025.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s trip to the U.S. marks the first visit for the monarch as king. The couple’s tour included a state dinner at the White House, visit to New York City’s 9/11 Memorial, tour of Virginia’s Smitten Farm and a farewell at the White House.