Since becoming Queen, Camilla’s style has evolved with confidence – and it’s her choice of accessories that truly sets her apart.
From the understated luxury of Launer leather clutches to the refined elegance of a Moynat top-handle, each bag brings a unique touch to her ensembles.
Collaborating closely with her longtime dresser Jacqui Meakin, who also styled the Queen Mother, Camilla effortlessly balances timeless elegance with a modern edge.
She embraces iconic brands such as Chanel, Fendi and Bottega Veneta, while also championing British labels, including Aspinal of London and the late Queen Elizabeth’s go-to, Launer.
No matter the occasion – be it a royal wedding, formal gala or Commonwealth tour – Camilla favours a palette of neutrals, soft pastels and navy, occasionally adding a striking shade of blue for contrast.
Here, we explore her coveted collection of handbags.
Bottega Veneta
The King and Queen received a warm welcome in Rome today as they kicked off their four-day state visit.
Camilla appeared resplendent in a Fiona Clare dress, accessorised with an eye-catching Bottega Veneta bag.
The luxurious Andiamo intrecciato leather tote in ecru, costing £3,410, incorporated a top handle and signature knot detailing.
This wasn’t the first time Camilla has shown a preference for the Italian designer. At the Sandringham Flower Show in 2023, she opted for another woven style, paired with a Cefinn floral dress.
The £2,200 shoulder bag, in a classic neural hue, subtly highlighted her Van Cleef and Arpels Alhambra jewellery.
Chanel
Camilla has showcased numerous Chanel bags over the years.
On Easter Sunday in 2023, her £3,605 vintage crossbody bag was notably paired with a complementary navy blue coat dress by Anna Valentine, creating a stylish and cohesive look.
At the Field of Remembrance in 2020, she gracefully carried a £3,350 Chanel top handle flap bag in classic black caviar leather.
The bag, boasting soft quilting and the iconic double C logo in gold, was the perfect addition to her military-inspired hunter green coat and Philip Treacy hat.
Back in 2005, a £3,250 quilted flap bag, with a chain shoulder strap and silver hardware, gave a fresh twist to Camilla’s bouclé suit during a tour of the US.
A mainstay in her wardrobe, this design has been spotted on many occasions.
Launer
Camilla owns Launer’s High Society clutch in both black and white.
For the Commonwealth Day Service in 2023, she teamed the £1,400 black version with a cobalt Fiona Clare coat and Philip Treacy fascinator.
In contrast, she opted for ladylike tones of cream at the 2018 RAF centenary event, teaming a pencil dress and wide-brimmed hat with the coveted clutch.
Launer was Queen Elizabeth’s favourite bag designer and she was rarely seen without one.
Aspinal of London
Camilla’s affinity with Aspinal of London has remained strong for several years.
She first carried the £450 Letterbox Saddle Bag to a literature festival at Peterborough Cathedral in 2016.
At the 2023 Cheltenham Festival, Camilla earned instant style points for choosing the Midi Mayfair in a sophisticated burgundy croc finish, which stood out beautifully against her camel cashmere coat by Anna Valentine.
The Midi Mayfair, priced at £595, is crafted from full-grain Italian leather and features Aspinal’s signature shield lock and logo.
Fendi
Camilla has a particular fondness for Fendi’s sought-after Peekaboo bags.
At Ascot’s Racing Weekend in November 2022, she accentuated a Mr Roy coat and fur-trimmed Lock & Co. hat with the £4,300 Peekaboo ISeeU bag.
Created in a classic tan colourway, with the signature silver twist lock closure, the small tote is designed to carry everyday essentials.
Previously, while attending Wimbledon in 2018, Camilla opted for a similar Peekaboo Mini bag in dove grey, featuring a python handle and oversized stitching, priced at £3,900.
Bulgari
In February 2022, Camilla attended The Prince’s Foundation in Trinity Buoy Wharf, carrying a £2,730 Bulgari Serpenti Forever bag in emerald.
The small top handle bag incorporated an amethyst purple grosgrain lining and snakehead closure embellished with black and white agate enamel scales and green malachite eyes.
Worn with a coordinating double-breasted jacket and riding skirt from Anna Valentine, the Queen was a vision in shades of green.
Smythson
Attending Royal Ascot in 2021, Camilla carried a £495 Smythson dove grey flap clutch, coordinating with the stripes on her Bruce Oldfield coat.
The sleek foldover design provided ample room for Camilla’s belongings and boasted a contrasting black trim.
Her radiant pastel look was completed with Chanel pumps and a Philip Treacy hat.
Heidi Klein
Exuding elegance at the National Gallery in July 2020, Camilla clutched her favourite straw bag from Heidi Klein. The visit marked the re-opening of the gallery after a long closure during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Camilla’s £280 raffia tote bag tied in with the neutral tones of her Liberty print face mask and Sole Bliss pumps.
DeMellier
Camilla carried a DeMellier forest green bag during a 2020 engagement in Loughborough with William and Kate.
The £340 Mini Venice, boasting a top handle, crossbody strap and playful tassel detail, has also been spotted on Meghan Markle.
The Queen paired the design with a tailored coat and fur-trimmed hat.
Moynat
At the Commonwealth Service in March 2019, Camilla showcased a top handle bag from Moynat, a luxurious trunk-maker dating back to 1849.
The £3,430 Gabrielle design complemented her purple velvet Anna Valentine coat and Philip Treacy hat.
The previous month, Camilla debuted the brand’s Gabrielle BB in an exquisite brown lizard skin.
The £5,620 piece was not available to buy online, making it the most exclusive bag in her accessories collection.
Carnaby London
Attending the Countryside Fund racing weekend at Ascot in November 2018, Camilla paired a checked heritage-style coat with a Carnaby London tote bag.
The £395 tan buckled strap bag, featuring a statement gold crown motif beneath the clasp, was designed by an ex-British Army soldier.
The Rodnik Band
Donning a blue floral dress, blazer and pearl jewellery for a London charity event in June 2015, Camilla made a sartorial statement.
But it was her sequinned clutch emblazed with the Heinz baked beans motif that caught onlookers’ attention.
The £795 glitzy number, created by British label The Rodnik Band, offered a quirky take on the humble store cupboard essential.
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