Queen Camilla brings back peacock-print dress for London tea party

Queen Camilla showed off her playful side in a peacock-print dress to attend a special event at Clarence House in London on Wednesday.

Britain’s Queen Consort was joined by a large group of children supported by the organization Dreams and Wishes for a treasure hunt and tea party at the Royal Palace. For a spirited afternoon, Queen Camilla wore a long-sleeved peacock-print midi dress.

The dress featured a round collar and a slightly open neckline. A wrap belt at the waist further defined the royal silhouette, while the skirt allowed for freedom of movement. Queen Camilla added taupe heels to complete her look.

As for accessories, the Queen wore her classic Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet, as well as delicate gold pieces including a necklace and aquamarine blue statement earrings.

Queen Camilla has been rocking a lot of playful prints lately. On Tuesday, the British royal family wore a Fiona Clare polka-dot dress that has been part of her wardrobe for years. It’s no different from Wednesday’s peacock print dress. She wore the green and blue midi frock to a series of events in London in 2023, and has made the piece a staple ever since.

A year ago, in June 2025, Queen Camilla brought back the Bombshell London-designed dress for the Fiction and Non-Fiction Women’s Awards event in London. Oddly enough, Wednesday’s dress is one of two peacock-print garments that Queen Camilla keeps in her royal wardrobe.

The royal also owns a peacock-print dress in deep blue tones with a sharp collar and blue placket detailing to the waist. She wore this piece during a visit to a London primary school in May 2024.

Dreams and Wishes is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to helping seriously ill children and their families create memories. Children arrived at Wednesday’s event at Clarence House in horse-drawn carriages and enjoyed royal-themed activities with the Queen.