Camilla Duchess of Cornwall shows her affectionate side by holding hands with crowd

Camilla Duchess of Cornwall delighted members of the public in Wales today as she clasped hands with members of the public.

Prince Charles’ wife was visiting a community hall known as The Strand Hall during the three day visit.

She wore a cream shirt dress which fell past her knees, which was appropriate for the warm weather.

The dress had tennis style pleats – possibly a nod to Wimbledon which is currently taking place.

Beneath her shirt the Duchess showed off tanned legs, having gained a healthy glow on her travels.

She also wore her favourite cream and black Chanel pumps which Camilla has been pictured in many times before.

To accessorise the outfit, she wore a small silver brooch on her lapel.

The Duchess looked a picture of elegance in her flawless cream outfit.

She wore a pair of diamond and pearl drop earrings in her ears to add glamour.

Her white blonde hair was swept away from her face to highlight her features. 

In the crook of her arms she carried a small taupe leather handbag with a handle. 

Her eyes were lined in a dark pencil eyeliner to highlight her blue eyes.

She also wore a mauve gloss on her lips to add a hint of colour.

Yesterday, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall enjoyed a romantic evening of music and drama with Prince Charles.

The two started their trip yesterday where they visited the Second Severn Crossing, over the River Severn.

Since then they have been non-stop, but took an evening off from hectic work commitments this evening to enjoy a night in their Welsh home.

Staying at their home in Llandovery, Camilla and Charles attended an evening of music and drama.

Pictured during the evening the happy couple looked just as in love as ever, as they took a romantic stroll in the gardens of the home.

Camilla looked summery and elegant in an icy-blue midi dress that floated in the wind.

Her dress was fitted around the bust and sleeves, cinched in at the waist before flowing delicately down from the middle.