Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Photo: CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesCamilla, Duchess of Cornwallwore a cozy pair of slippers during her latest royal engagement.The wife ofPrince Charlesvisited the Wightman Road Mosque in London on Wednesday to hear how the London Islamic Cultural Society has supported the local community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. During the visit, she switched out of her heeled boots and into a pair of black fuzzy slippers with bow detail, in accordance with the mosque’s rules.The casual footwear comes from U.K. brandPour Moi, known for their undergarments, lingerie and swimwear selections. And at $34, theDiamante Trim Slipperis an affordable addition to anyone’s loungewear collection.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s slippers.CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesGet the premiere issue of PEOPLERoyalsfor glamorous new photos and inside stories royals fans haven’t seen or read elsewhere! Subscribe atpeopleroyals.com/launchThis isn’t the first time we’ve seen a royal sporting comfortable slippers. WhenPrince Georgemet former PresidentBarack Obamaand former First LadyMichelle Obamaat his Kensington Palace home in 2016, the little royal adorably greeted the couple in slippers, pajamas and a bathrobe.Camilla, 73, also wore a white headscarf and animal-print face mask during the visit, where she met local children and spoke with volunteers about the important work they do.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more!Like many members of the royal family, Camilla has recently visited several vaccination sites around the U.K. and spoken to healthcare workers about the coronavirus pandemic. LikeQueen ElizabethandPrince Philip, Camilla andPrince Charleshavereceived their COVID-19 vaccines.“I leapt for joy,” Camilla told staff at theQueen ElizabethHospital in Birmingham in about receiving the “jab,” as the shot is called in the U.K., in February. “I didn’t feel anything. I’m eternally grateful for everything.”
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Photo: CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwallwore a cozy pair of slippers during her latest royal engagement.The wife ofPrince Charlesvisited the Wightman Road Mosque in London on Wednesday to hear how the London Islamic Cultural Society has supported the local community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. During the visit, she switched out of her heeled boots and into a pair of black fuzzy slippers with bow detail, in accordance with the mosque’s rules.The casual footwear comes from U.K. brandPour Moi, known for their undergarments, lingerie and swimwear selections. And at $34, theDiamante Trim Slipperis an affordable addition to anyone’s loungewear collection.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s slippers.CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesGet the premiere issue of PEOPLERoyalsfor glamorous new photos and inside stories royals fans haven’t seen or read elsewhere! Subscribe atpeopleroyals.com/launchThis isn’t the first time we’ve seen a royal sporting comfortable slippers. WhenPrince Georgemet former PresidentBarack Obamaand former First LadyMichelle Obamaat his Kensington Palace home in 2016, the little royal adorably greeted the couple in slippers, pajamas and a bathrobe.Camilla, 73, also wore a white headscarf and animal-print face mask during the visit, where she met local children and spoke with volunteers about the important work they do.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more!Like many members of the royal family, Camilla has recently visited several vaccination sites around the U.K. and spoken to healthcare workers about the coronavirus pandemic. LikeQueen ElizabethandPrince Philip, Camilla andPrince Charleshavereceived their COVID-19 vaccines.“I leapt for joy,” Camilla told staff at theQueen ElizabethHospital in Birmingham in about receiving the “jab,” as the shot is called in the U.K., in February. “I didn’t feel anything. I’m eternally grateful for everything.”
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwallwore a cozy pair of slippers during her latest royal engagement.
The wife ofPrince Charlesvisited the Wightman Road Mosque in London on Wednesday to hear how the London Islamic Cultural Society has supported the local community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. During the visit, she switched out of her heeled boots and into a pair of black fuzzy slippers with bow detail, in accordance with the mosque’s rules.
The casual footwear comes from U.K. brandPour Moi, known for their undergarments, lingerie and swimwear selections. And at $34, theDiamante Trim Slipperis an affordable addition to anyone’s loungewear collection.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s slippers.CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Get the premiere issue of PEOPLERoyalsfor glamorous new photos and inside stories royals fans haven’t seen or read elsewhere! Subscribe atpeopleroyals.com/launch
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a royal sporting comfortable slippers. WhenPrince Georgemet former PresidentBarack Obamaand former First LadyMichelle Obamaat his Kensington Palace home in 2016, the little royal adorably greeted the couple in slippers, pajamas and a bathrobe.
Camilla, 73, also wore a white headscarf and animal-print face mask during the visit, where she met local children and spoke with volunteers about the important work they do.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Can’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more!
Like many members of the royal family, Camilla has recently visited several vaccination sites around the U.K. and spoken to healthcare workers about the coronavirus pandemic. LikeQueen ElizabethandPrince Philip, Camilla andPrince Charleshavereceived their COVID-19 vaccines.
“I leapt for joy,” Camilla told staff at theQueen ElizabethHospital in Birmingham in about receiving the “jab,” as the shot is called in the U.K., in February. “I didn’t feel anything. I’m eternally grateful for everything.”
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