Royal Blue Peter Enrione Coat and Aqua Hat by Angela Kelly

For her arrival at Berlin Tegel Airport on the evening of 23 June 2015, at the start of a four-day State visit (Daily Mail article here), the Queen selected a new ensamble, comprised of a collarless coat with strongly asymmetrical buttoning in a rich shade of royal blue and a silk paisley print dress on aqua background, both by Peter Enrione, set off with an aqua straw hat by Angela Kelly, with the crown overlaid in pleated sinamay to resemble a layer of organdy, upturned brim and blue silk rose trim. For her first appearance in this outfit, the Queen accessorized with Queen Victoria's sapphire and diamond brooch:

 

 

One of the Queen's hatboxes being carried off the plane.

 

The Queen repeated the look on the final day of the Royal Ascot races, on 18 June 2016, pairing it with the Jardine Star brooch (Daily Mail article here):

 

 

 

Royal Blue Karl Ludwig Outfit and Angela Kelly Feather Trimmed Hat

Another look debuted at Royal Ascot, on 17 June 2015, this royal blue silk crêpe coat with floral silk dress is by couturier Karl-Ludwig Rehse. The matching hat, covered in royal blue crepe, with a white sinamay, trimmed with white flowers and blue feathers trimmed in the shape of fern leaves, is by Angela Kelly (Daily Mail article here).

For its first appearance on Day 2 of the meeting, the Queen accessorized with Queen Victoria's sapphire and diamond brooch, a wedding present from Prince Albert:

 

 

 

 

 

Royal Blue Karl Ludwig Outfit and Angela Kelly Hat

This royal blue V-neck collarless coat, floral print silk dress, both by Karl Ludwig, and a flat crown, flat brim hat by Angela Kelly, covered in the same silk crepe fabric as the coat was first worn by the Queen on 4 July 2013 for a visit to the Royal Regiment of Scotland at Dreghorn Barracks in Edinburgh. The Royal Regiment of Scotland's badge was worn:

The look was repeated the following year, on 15 June 2014, for the Final's Day at the Cartier Queen's Cup at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor, this time accessorizing with the Tudor Rose brooch:

The ensamble was worn again on 30 April 2015, to present new colours to the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards at Windsor Castle. Predictably, the Welsh Guards badge, a brooch in the shape of a leek, one of the national emblems of Wales, was worn:

 

On 8 July 2016, the Queen repeated the look for a series of engagements in Edinburgh during Holyrood Week, including a visit to Royal Warrant holders Hamilton & Inches Jewellers (Daily Mail article here). The Queen wore her large sapphire and diamond brooch, which was a wedding gift from Prince Albert to Queen Victoria: