The Queen was presented with the doll in recognition of her work supporting the Women Of The World (WOW) Foundation, a charity that looks at the obstacles facing women across the globe.
Queen Camilla has been immortalised in plastic with her own Barbie doll, as she joked the toy made her look 50 years younger.
The doll was dressed in a scaled-down version of the same outfit the Queen was wearing during an event at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday: a blue Fiona Clare frock with an Amanda Wakeley black cape and Eliot Zed black boots.
Her hair was also closely replicated on the Barbie as was the jewellery which included gold earrings, a blue and gold bracelet and a broach on her cape.
“You’ve taken about 50 years off my life – we should all have a Barbie,” Camilla said as she was presented with the miniature version of herself.
The one-off doll was created in recognition of her work supporting the Women Of The World (WOW) Foundation, a charity that looks at obstacles facing women across the globe.
The 76-year-old royal was handed the doll while on board the charity’s WOW girls festival bus which made its final stop on a tour of the country at the palace where the Queen toured it with Mathilde, Queen of Belgium, and the Duchess of Gloucester.
As president of the foundation, Camilla gave a speech at the event, recounting the story of two suffragettes who broke palace windows with stones in May 1914.
The stones were then kept on the orders of Queen Mary, the wife of King George V – King Charles’ great-grandfather.
“In 1914, I believe, they represented hope to the women who threw them, hope that, in the future, they would not be victims of their history, nor of the social and economic forces that were ranged against gender equality,” the Queen said after holding up the stones.
“Above all, they represented the hope that it was possible, as Christabel Pankhurst (daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst) said, ‘to make this world a better place for women’.”