Yesterday, Their Royal Highnesses carried out engagements in London that celebrates technology, innovation and sustainable fashion.

Their first stop was at the YouTube Space in King's Cross, where they met YouTubers and learnt about Google Arts & Culture projects.

Today The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall are carrying out engagements in London that will celebrate technology, innovation and sustainable fashion.
TRH will first visit @YouTubeSpaceLon to meet YouTubers and learn about @googlearts projects. pic.twitter.com/T4GWDtWsJS

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

The project is an immersive way for users to explore art, history and wonders of the world which puts over 1,500 museums at users’ fingertips.

The Google Arts & Culture project is an immersive way for users to explore art, history and wonders of the world. It puts over 1,500 museums at users’ fingertips. @googlearts @YouTubeSpaceLon pic.twitter.com/jUaEak9WhF

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

During their visit, they also tried on virtual reality headsets and saw how Google Arts & Culture allows internet users to explore historic locations and sites in an interactive way. Archaeologist Jago Cooper of the British Museum showcased the Ancient Maya project, which explores the story of the Maya through interactive photos and video.

Archaeologist Jago Cooper of @britishmuseum shows TRH the @googlearts Ancient Maya project, which allows users to explore the story of the Maya through interactive photos and video. pic.twitter.com/huDzcndi6a

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

YouTubers Joe Sugg and Louise Pentland talked to Their Royal Highnesses about how they create videos that are watched by millions and discussed topics including traditional thatching and children’s literacy. Literacy is a keen topic for The Duchess especially in promoting literacy and Louise Pentland is an author.

The Duchess is Patron of the @Booktrust - The Duchess takes a keen interest in promoting literacy & @LouisePentland is an author. pic.twitter.com/LBZmTAFz3i

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

The Duchess of Cornwall joins YouTuber @LouisePentland for a chat about children’s literacy at @YouTubeSpaceLon - which is a place made available to “youtubers” for them to create content for their channels. pic.twitter.com/aHG7LK1KIp

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

During this visits, His Royal Highness sat down and heard the stories of Joe Sugg and Omar Sharif, 26 including many others. Including how the Prince of Wales' baby and foundation The Prince's Trust worked and taught Omar the skills to where he is.

YouTuber @joe_sugg, also known on @YouTube as ThatcherJoe, and The Prince of Wales take part in some traditional thatching at @YouTubeSpaceLon.
HRH champions traditional skills such as thatching through his charity @PrincesFound pic.twitter.com/KHvyh1LcbT

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

Meanwhile The Duchess was given a “Tiltbrush” demonstration with artist @RealJonathanYeo
Jonathan demonstrates the technique of Tiltbrushing, a @Google initiative that permits 3D painting and design through the use of a virtual reality headset. pic.twitter.com/z9M3Ut6c6z

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

The Duchess views a demonstration of the “tiltbrush” technique @YouTubeSpaceLon pic.twitter.com/NTL0uiAmQR

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

In one of the other @YouTubeSpaceLon studios, The Prince of Wales joined a discussion with HRH’s youth charities about violent crime and how social media can help. The discussion panel was made up of young people who have been supported by those charities including @PrincesTrust pic.twitter.com/Dmw3xOVBRb

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

Next, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall visited Yoox Net-a-Porter's (YNAP) cutting edge Tech Hub office in White City, which has been developed by the online fashion retailer as part of their investment in technology and operations.

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall tour @ynap’s new Tech Hub, a cutting edge centre developed by the online fashion retailer as part of their investment in technology and operations. pic.twitter.com/FBeDmkhQ6C

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

YNAP employs close to 5,000 people with more than 2,000 based in London. As part of the tour given by CEO Frederico Marchetti and Caroline Rush of the BFC(British Fashion Council), Their Royal Highnesses visited a showroom featuring British brands and sustainable fashion and met students who were taking part in coding workshops.

A warm welcome to TRH the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, greeted by our CEO @FMarchetti and Caroline Rush @BFC for an exclusive tour of the YOOX NET-A-PORTER Tech Hub in London today @clarencehouse #RoyalVisitYNAP pic.twitter.com/LQ4tAMyDkJ

— YOOX NET-A-PORTER (@ynap) May 16, 2018

HRH learning the basics of coding with students from our CodeLab initiative with @imperialcollege @ClarenceHouse #RoyalVisitYNAP pic.twitter.com/GM4SMpI1Ig

— Federico Marchetti (@fmarchetti) May 16, 2018

The last stop on the trip was Soho House's new outpost in White City, where The Prince cut through the red ribbon and declared the members' club open for business.

As part of the tour, TRH visited a showroom featuring British brands and sustainable fashion.@ynap employs close to 5,000 people with more than 2,000 based in London. pic.twitter.com/7vZU6vP9KZ

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) May 16, 2018

Inside, new British talent in sustainable fashion, textiles and design industries were showcasing their works.

British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful met The Prince of Wales for the first time. He said: "I love what he does for fashion, the new generation. I'm a huge fan. It's a real honour."

Today HRH The Prince of Wales met with British designers who are dedicated to sustainability & championing positive change. The visit was part of the BFC's #PositiveFashion initiative. Find out more: https://t.co/sW5b99YnNK Thank you @clarencehouse! @sohohouse pic.twitter.com/NZuTcgJPGt

— BFC (@BFC) May 16, 2018