From marking significant further investment in the NHS to commemorating Windrush, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.
On Monday, the Prime Minister visited the Royal Free Hospital in London as part of her announcement of £394 million more a week for the NHS.
May wore her grey tweed Paule Ka skirt suit with a cute bow waist detail for the visit. She teamed it with a patent red pair of kitten heels from LK Bennett and accessorised with a chunky bracelet.
Later in the day, the PM welcomed guests to Number 10 for a reception marking Eid.
On Tuesday, May attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Westminster Hall. Whilst we can't see the shoes, May wore a navy dress, her navy textured coat and the navy Balls necklace from Mirta Bijoux.
On Wednesday, May took part in the weekly PMQs. She wore her fierce Daniel Blake bright blue skirt suit, teaming it with the iconic Charlotte Olympia kitty heels and her Amanda Wakeley chain bracelet and necklace.
Later in the day, the PM welcomed Thai PM Prayut Chan-o-cha at Downing Street, and spoke at the Policy Exchange summer reception.
On Thursday, May was at the opening of the National Defence and Rehabilitation Centre in Nottinghamshire. She pulled a piece from the archives - the violet Paule Ka dress and jacket, teaming it with her red Link In block heels from Russell & Bromley.
Later in the day, the PM welcomed NATO's Secretary General to Number 10.
On Friday, the PM attended a service at Westminster Abbey to commemorate the Windrush generation. May wore a pale dress and jacket from Amanda Wakeley and a light blue hat from Liz Felix Millinery. May also debuted the Rosehip kitten heels in stone suede from Russell & Bromley.
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