Queen Camilla brings back Fiona Claire Aldridge’s polka dot print dress

Queen Camilla brought back Fiona Claire’s polka dot dress for an outing to St George’s Hospital in London on Tuesday.

The Queen’s dress by the British designer was made in dark base tones with white polka dots cascading down the fabric. A white collar spotlighted the placket of the dress, which ended at the waist, accentuating the silhouette of the midi frock.

Fiona Claire Aldridge’s design incorporates signature elements of Queen Camilla’s dress shape, including long sleeves, slightly statement shoulders and a subtly cinched waist to further accentuate the silhouette.

In addition to her polka-dot dress, the Queen accessorized with pearl earrings and a signature bracelet from Van Cleef & Arpels, a brand that Queen Camilla frequently wears between a few pieces from her classic bracelet and brooch collection.

Long a supporter of British designers such as Fiona Claire Aldridge and Anna Valentine, Queen Camilla’s latest re-wear spotlights the playful polka-dot motifs that have become rare in the Queen’s royal wardrobe.

Rarely is she averse to playful or animal prints, but the last high-profile occasion when Queen Camilla wore this polka-dot Fiona Claire design was in September 2025. Queen Camilla wore a midi dress and similar accessories as she spent time visiting charities and organizations in Truro and Newquay, England.

At that time, polka dots were attracting a lot of attention. Julia Garner wore an asymmetrical one-shoulder polka-dot dress from Gucci’s Cruise 2026 collection to the Weapons premiere in July, and in May, Sarah Jessica Parker chose a polka-dot design from Luisa Beccaria’s Fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection.

Queen Camilla met volunteers and patients at St George’s Hospital on Tuesday, attending the official opening of the Neuro Intensive Care Balcony Garden.