Queen Camilla Rocked Knee-High Boots in Gorgeous New Garden Portrait and We Almost Missed It

Queen Camilla is showing us that she’s not ready to hang up her statement boots just yet.

Last week, the queen, 76, ​​paid a visit to the Garden Museum in Lambeth, London, to celebrate the seasonal blooms by launching Winter Flowers Week. To mark the occasion, the royal family released a beautiful portrait of the royal standing alone in a floral garden.

And royally-obsessed fans couldn’t help but notice Her Majesty was rocking her black knee-high boots once again. She paired the bold footwear with a forest green jacket, a white ruffled blouse a matching pleated skirt. 

For true fans of the knee-highs, we’ve found a few lookalike options that won’t break the bank this holiday season: J Crew’s Piper Leather Knee-High Boots ($328 $189), DSW’s Unisa Lanna Boot ($119 $70) and Sam Edelman’s Black Mable Knee High Boot at Nordstrom ($200 $139).

Camilla also showed off her statement boots back in November when she hosted a reception dinner for the Booker Prize Foundation at Clarence House. The queen chose to change up her style (for the second time!) and swap her signature Sole Bliss pumps for the knee-high footwear. 

At the time, Hello! Magazine reported that the queen was seen rocking a blue cobalt Fiona Clare coat dress. The long-sleeve gown features intricate detailing across the bodice and a pleated skirt.