Queen Camilla, 75, wore a mint green dress today as she arrived in Northern Ireland with her husband, King Charles III.
The Queen Consort paired her gorgeous mint dress with some beige Sole Bliss heels.
As a well-known sufferer of bunions, Queen Camilla has long championed the brand Sole Bliss for making comfortable heels.
The cream shoes Camilla wore today retail for £159, and are loved by celebrities like Mary Berry and Helen Mirren.
Their description says: “Best on the Block! These light blocks heels for bunions are crafted from soft and stylish Cream Leather.
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“They feature a rounded almond toe-shape, a stylish block heel and triple-layer cushioning for all-day comfort.
“Our Bunion Bed stretch panel and generous toe-box accommodate any foot shape.
“Wear Ingrid with your favourite occasion wear or a pair of tapered trousers for a chic and modern look.”
Camilla accessorised with Queen Elizabeth II’s emerald and diamond Celtic knot brooch today in Northern Ireland.
The late Queen wore this brooch at the state banquet for the President of Ireland in 2014.
The brooch features a cabochon stone and was even worn by the late Queen Mary in her early years.
Queen Camilla further accessorised with a mint green and white silk scarf, which matched her dress perfectly.
In addition, the Queen Consort wore her Van Cleef & Arpels blue bracelet which she rarely takes off, and her Cartier black watch.
King Charles and Queen Camilla greeted school children during a visit to open the new Coronation Garden today.
Today is the first day of their two-day visit to Northern Ireland, and the couple have begun their visit in Newtownabbey. This is the first time King Charles and Queen Camilla have visited Northern Ireland since their Coronation.
Their Majesties met the designers of the Garden and representatives of community and charitable organisations today.
The royal couple heard how the Garden marks the beginning of a new green initiative for the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council.
