All symbols in the first act of Carlos III as king: with Camilla and with the Scottish kilt skirt

First public event as monarch, in Scotland and in the company of his wife, the queen consort Camilla. Carlos III has chosen to wear the traditional Scottish kilt in this act that also implies his return to work and his end of the period of mourning for the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. All very symbolic. It was this Monday, October 3.

For his first act, the new king has worn the traditional Scottish tartan skirt. It has been his reappearance in public at an event on the official agenda, after the days of mourning for the death of his mother.

The residents of Dunfermline, a city in central Scotland, in the Fife region, have welcomed him with applause. Carlos has shaken the hand of the prime minister Nicola Sturgeon. In perfect harmony of colors was Camilla, who has worn green and blue as her husband.