The Queen donned a vibrant yellow ensemble as she attended a church service alongside her family during her Christmas break at Sandringham.
She wore a yellow coat and matching hat, paired with black gloves, for the service at St Mary Magdalene Church on the Norfolk estate on Sunday morning.
Three of her children - the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal and the Earl of Wessex - also attended.
They were pictured walking to the church with Lady Louise Windsor and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence.
Prince Andrew did not attend the service, having also been absent from the Royal family's Christmas Day trip to the church.
The Queen was photographed getting into a waiting car following the service.
She sat alongside her daughter-in-law, the Countess of Wessex.
Well-wishers gathered at the church to catch a glimpse of the Queen, who spends each winter at Sandringham.
She arrived before Christmas and will stay until early February.
The Queen has been joined by her husband Philip, after he spent a short stint in hospital ahead of Christmas.
The royals traditionally attend the Church of St Mary Magdalene for the Christmas Day service.
While there they greet crowds before heading home for lunch and to watch the Queen's Christmas speech.
