Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall plays with giant pasties and pops champagne in Cornwall

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, 70, was in Cornwall today with Prince Charles.

The royal couple were touring local businesses during the Fowey Festival Celebration, on day one of their visit to Devon and Cornwall.

Beaming as she toured a local shop, Camilla held up a huge Cornish pasty to cameras, before showing it to a chuckling Prince Charles.

The Duchess of Cornwall looked the part as she visited her namesake area, wearing a delicate pale blue floral midi dress.

It is a dress that has been worn by the 70-year-old before, spotted last month in the ensemble for her and Prince Charles’ tour of Wales.

The elegant and summery dress came to just below the Duchess’ knees, with the floating material adding a whimsical element to the outfit.

It was icy, pale blue in colour, with grey and white wild flowers emblazoned on it.

Suiting the overcast day, the elegant dress featured long sleeves, contrasted by a deep, V-neckline showing off her tanned skin.

The A-line dress was also fitted at the waist, giving the Duchess some shape.

Clearly knowing the dress impresses in the sartorial stakes, Camilla previously wore the dress last month  on a trip to Wales. 

She finished the summery look off a pair of mid-heel tan court shoes, comfortable looking and perfect for the amount of walking on Camilla’s agenda.

Her hair was worn in her signature bouncy blow-dry, with her makeup understated and natural, with just a subtle smokey eye and pink lip.

She wore a set of pearl earrings and a string of pearls around her neck, both favourite looks of the 70-year-old’s.

During the tour of Cornwall and Devon, Camilla and Charles toured local gift shops, and even launched a lifeboat during the festival.

The royal couple also walked through a guard of honour by representatives from the Fowey Gig Club.

The dress was almost identical in shape and style to the one worn by Camilla at last week’s Wimbledon quarter finals. 

Wearing cream for a third time that week, Camilla stepped out for the men’s quarter finals in a cream and white polka dot dress.

Before meeting up with her sister to watch some tennis, she was escorted as she met with officials, ball boys and girls.

Camilla’s dress was a pinky cream hue, reminiscent of Wimbledon’s favourite strawberries and cream.

It featured long sleeves and a midi-length skirt, a style she has worn on many occasions before.