Following her highly-anticipated appearance in London last week, Lily James has dashed off to the countryside for some well-deserved R&R.

On Monday, the actress offered her fans a sneak peak into her rural break away from the city, complete with a country-chic wardrobe to match.

In a serene selfie shared via her Instagram Stories, Lily sported a pale tangerine knit layered under a classic wax walking jacket complete with a contemporary camo print. Serving up army-chic in the ever-popular design, the Emmy nominee perched on a gate before a painterly sunset, soaking up the panoramic views of her exquisite setting.

She wore her sandy hair down loose in menstrual mermaid waves and opted to go without makeup, allowing her natural features to shine.

It turns out that Lily is bang on trend with her championing of camo print. Camo print, originally designed for military concealment, has made a lasting impact on fashion.

Its first major crossover into civilian style came in the 1960s and 70s, adopted by anti-war protesters and counterculture movements. In the 1990s, designers like John Galliano and Jean Paul Gaultier incorporated camo into high fashion, blending utility with avant-garde aesthetics.

In the 2000s, brands like Valentino and Christopher Kane reimagined it with neon hues and luxe fabrics. More recently, Virgil Abloh’s Off-White and Demna Gvasalia’s Balenciaga have given camo a streetwear twist, reinforcing its status as a perennial statement in contemporary fashion.

Lily’s low-key look was a striking contrast from her latest public sartorial offering - a mid-length blazer dress by Dior, which exemplified the luxury house's craftsmanship with its retro design. 

The star took her place on a special panel hosted at Canada House to discuss the positive impact of the world’s oldest diamonds alongside Bronwyn Cosgrave and Kateri Rose Lynn. A selection of natural diamond-encrusted jewels by Boodles added to the heightened elegance of Lily’s lavish look.