The Duchess of Cornwall wears the brightest dress as she parties in Barbados

Duchess of Cornwall she is currently in Barbados with her husband Prince Charles for the royal tour of the Caribbean. Fresh from her day-long visit earlier that day, which saw the royal couple meet Mrs Sandra Mason and the country’s first female prime minister, Mia Mottley, the 71-year-old headed to Ilaro Court in Bridgetown, for an evening event. We loved what the mother-of-two wore for the occasion – a super sparkly dress that was covered in appliqué detailing. Keeping cool, the royal decided to wear the luxe number over white trousers and accessorized with her favorite Van Cleef Arpels earrings.

We loved Camilla’s sparkly kaftan

Earlier in the day, Camilla dressed for the climate, rocking an icy blue caftan which she wore over flowy trousers and carried the cutest wicker bag.

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The bag in question was by Heidi Klein and cost £220. The hand-woven raffia mini bag has natural bamboo handles and a suede tassel trim. The bag is ideal for packing and is the perfect finishing accessory for beach retreats or city escapes. Speaking of bags, Camilla clearly loves arm candy and last week she carried one of the most glam bags in her collection. At the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey, the duchess stunned in purple and carried a sleek black bag from luxury French fashion house Moynat, a classic trunk maker dating back to 1849.

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Camilla was spotted carrying what appeared to be the brand’s Gabrielle clutch, which is so exclusive you can’t buy it online – although the smaller Mini Gabrielle handbag is listed at £3,440. You can, however, purchase a similar design – the smaller ‘Mini Gabrielle’ handbag, but it will set you back a purse of £3,440. Yes! Monyat is a favorite brand for the royal – earlier this month she carried a brown version of the same bag while hosting a reception for the London Taxi Drivers’ Charity for Children at Buckingham Palace.

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