The Duchess of Cornwall looked warm and cosy as she welcomed children into her London home, Clarence House, which she shares with Prince Charles. Richard Palmer, the royal correspondent at the Daily Express, tweeted: “The Duchess of Cornwall invites children from Helen and Douglas and the Roald Dahl Fund to help her decorate the Christmas tree at Clarence House. Equerry Ed Andersen of the Welsh Guards puts a decoration on.”

Camilla accompanied the outfit with long black boots which looked so comfortable and great for the cold December weather. The boots had a slight wedge heel to give the Duchess some more height as she helped the children decorate the very tall tree.

Camilla also wore such a cute owl shaped brooch, perfect for the event with children.

This owl brooch is worth around £5,000 and is from the ‘Lucky Animals’ brooches collection by Van Cleef & Arpels.

The luxury jewellery house writes of the collection: “A joyful, benevolent nature takes centre stage in the Lucky Animals® collection, which features a cast of endearing animals. 

“From the sky to the earth, they are a playful nod to the Maison’s original menagerie – the ‘la boutique’ collection from the 1950s.”

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This annual event is one of the highlights of the children’s year. Each year Camilla hosts children from some of her Patronages to help decorate the Christmas tree.

However in 2020 it had to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and was held virtually.

But Camilla and her team reportedly ensured the event would go ahead in 2021.

ATwitter user @TATI84848484 added: “Aww! Camilla looks marvelous!”

Royal fan @JenCarsonTaylor tweeted: “Gosh, like a living toy soldier right off the Nutcracker ballet set.

Twitter user Wendy Malkin said: “I respect Duchess Camilla so much for her wonderful work!”

Josie Jessop agreed, writing: “Such a beautiful thing to happen for these children who may be facing their last Christmas.

“The Duchess of Cornwall has such a wonderfully warm heart.”

Annie Almeida commented, saying: “Amazing as a working royal… Camilla always putting others first.”