Queen Camilla Rocks Her Signature Knee-High Boots (Again!) and a Stylish Navy Coat During Charity Event

Last week, the queen attended a charity event that honored 25 years of Emmaus Bristol, an organization that supports those who've experienced homelessness, poverty and social exclusion. Per Hello! magazine, she wore the suede knee-high boots with a navy coat (belted at the waist) and black leather gloves.

During the celebration, the queen used a ceremonial sword to cut cake (a nod to late Queen Elizabeth, perhaps?) and even pulled a Christmas cracker with President of Emmaus UK, Sir Terry Waite. She also toured the area, checking out the donated items and volunteers at work. The queen also spent time at the Charlton Farm Children's Hospice, where she chatted with the children and handed out some tree decorations.

As for the boots, we first saw the stylish pair at a reception dinner for the Booker Prize Foundation back in Nov. 28, where she paired them with a blue cobalt Fiona Clare coat dress. Then we spotted them again during a visit at the Garden Museum in Lambeth, London (which was only two days before the Bristol event). This time around, she wore a forest green jacket and skirt combo, which is proof that the black boots go with just about anything in her wardrobe.

Knee-high boots are definitely catching on, as Kate Middleton, 41, and Princess Beatrice, 35, have both been rocking the statement pair on numerous occasions. If you're looking to dress like a royal, we found a few similar pairs to get you started: Marc Fisher ($249); Kenneth Cole (From $104); La Canadienne ($575).

We wonder what the queen is going to pair her staple shoes with next.