From Princess Charlene of Monaco to Queen Rania of Jordan – the royal dress code for a meeting with the Pope is a blend of history and style, as Queen Camilla demonstrated with King Charles in the Vat

Reason why Queen Consort Camilla wore a black veil to meet Pope Leo alongside King Charles III explained as royal fans left confused over 'bold' detail.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have made a striking arrival at the Basilica of St Paul’s Outside the Walls, stepping into a site rich with history, art, and royal connections. Named

Whilst King Charles wore a suit to meet Pope Leo XIV, her outfit was a lot bolder and followed a long-standing tradition

Queen Camilla has reportedly been granted a prestigious honour by Pope Leo during the British royals' state visit to the Vatican. King Charles III and Camilla touched down in Rome yesterday (22 October) for a two-day state visit to the Holy See, the government of the Roman Catholic Church in the Vatican.

The reason is because of an old dress code, referred to as ‘il privilegio del blanco’, or ‘the privilege of the white’. Only queens and princesses from Catholic countries can wear white when they visit the Pope – and considering Britain is a protestant country, Camilla had to wear black.

King Charles and Queen Camilla had a private meeting with Pope Leo at the Vatican on Thursday morning, October 23. A Massive New Study of 20,000 Adults Says This Is What Happens When You Start Going to Bed Early Pentagon announces a new right-wing press ...

"Against this backdrop, Queen Camilla’s choice of the moonstone brooch—a gem associated with reconciliation and renewal—seemed quietly symbolic, perhaps even hopeful," Stone shared. And with The King reuniting with Prince Harry in September, the theme of "reconciliation" is certainly an ongoing theme with the family these days.