Royal Fashion Roundup: Duchess Sophie's Cashmere Blazer, Queen Camilla's Surprisingly Fun Floral Number & More

• On the final day of the Emperor and Empress of Japan's state visit, Queen Camilla turned heads in a vibrant blue dress by one of her go-to designers, Fiona Clare. She accessorized the look with a butterfly brooch, a small pendant necklace and taupe suede pumps.

• The queen struck again earlier today at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh. She attended a special celebration for those who promote Scottish Literacy, including bookshop owners and writers, and for the occasion, she wore an eye-catching, multicolored floral gown with black-and-white heels.

• Princess Beatrice dressed to impress in an Ecru/Mauve Chalk Printed Dress from The Kooples while attending a presentation of work by street artist Mr. Brainwash at Jack Barclay Bentley in London. She completed the look with beige leather pumps by Kurt Geiger.

• As Honorary President of LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming), Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh visited the Groundswell Agricultural Festival Show at Lannock Manor Farm in Hitchin. For the occasion, she opted for a floral, belted top and matching skirt from Soler, as well as a double-breasted cashmere blazer from Eleventy Milano.

• Queen Letizia looked summer-ready in her silky white blouse (courtesy of Adolfo Domínguez) and her Printed Plisse Crepe Georgette Skirt from Hugo Boss while receiving Charles H. Rivkin, president of Motion Pictures Association, at Zarzuela Palace.

• Queen Mathilde of Belgium joined her husband, King Philippe, to attend this year's KBF Africa Prize Ceremony at the Royal Castle in Laeken, Brussels, and her majesty's geometric blue-and-yellow gown is definitely African-inspired.

• Queen Sofía of Spain arrived at the Marques de Salamanca Palace for the third edition of the Added Value Awards in Madrid, and she wowed in a bright blue suit with embroidery and feather embellishments.

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