On May 6, King Charles III and his wife, Camilla, the Queen Consort, might be formally coronated because the king and queen of England. There’s much speculation over what Camilla will wear for the event, and while the general public waits with anticipation over her outfit, she’s expected to maintain it regal and can likely go for a British designer.

Since 1999, when Camilla was first photographed as a part of a pair alongside Charles, officially taking their relationship public, her style has been under scrutiny as one of the watched women on the earth. She’s had the chance to showcase her fashion decisions, from royal weddings to charity events for causes near and dear to her heart.

Throughout her many years in the general public eye, Camilla’s style has constantly evolved as she’s gone from the role of dating England’s royal heir to duchess and now Queen Consort. Here, WWD takes a more in-depth have a look at Queen Consort Camilla’s style evolution through the years.

1995

Camilla, the Queen Consort, then often called Camilla Parker Bowles, attended a celebration at The Ritz in London in 1995, sparking headlines for wearing what was considered her version of Diana, Princess of Wales’ “revenge dress.” Diana’s revenge dress was a black dress with a low-cut neckline worn in 1994 by the Princess of Wales for a dinner on the Serpentine Gallery. Diana wore the dress not long after news of Charles’ affair with Bowles became public. Bowles even opted for a pearl and green gemstone choker much like the one Diana wore.

2001

In 2001, years before she became an official royal and stepped into formal working royal duties, Bowles attended the Vogue and Jaguar “It’s Fashion” charity gala in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief. Bowles wasn’t afraid to take an opulent approach to dressing on this brightly coloured floral jacquard dress paired with a gray shawl and a diamond necklace.

2003

On the annual Prince’s Trust Shakespeare Gala performance, Bowles provided a lesson on the best way to dress for the theater. She wore a white and grey lace dress with an identical white coat with lace trim. She accessorized the look with classic pearls and wore nude suede kitten heels.

2005

2005 became a game-changing moment for Bowles as she married Prince Charles and have become the Duchess of Cornwall. Bowles kept it easy in a white dress with a scalloped neckline and an identical white overcoat. She accessorized with a white statement hat with intricate foliage accents.

2006

Following her marriage to Charles, Camilla began joining him on official royal engagements. For his or her 12-day tour of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and India in 2006, she showed off her love of prints in a white and black small polka dot dress.

2007

As she got here more into her role as a working royal, Camilla began wearing more evening gowns because the occasion called for it. She also began donning the royal family’s jewels, including diamond tiaras, earrings and necklaces.

2010

As Camilla continued to craft her royal image, hats became a signature a part of her style aesthetic. She is thought for titled fascinators in a top hat shape with unique accents on them.