On Thursday, the Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Asmar Equastrian jacket with a ME and EM jacket, a Lexy London shirt, and Paige trousers. She paired the outfit with her Penelope Chilvers boots and her Sophie Habsburg bag. She also wore her Giulia Barela earrings, her Loewe watch, and a Johnstons of Elgin scarf.

Lady Louise wore a Joules jacket with black trousers and Ariat boots.

On Friday, the Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Rydale coat with her Max Mara jacket, a Lexy London blouse, Soler trousers, and her Penelope Chilvers boots. She paired the outfit with Yalea sunglasses, her Adore Jewels earrings, and her Loewe watch. Later in the afternoon, she also wore her Asmar Equastrian jacket.

Lady Louise wore her mother’s Burberry jacket with a Holland Cooper jumper, a Zara skirt, and her The Spanish Boot Company boots.

On Saturday, the Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Soler jacket with a Soler printed blouse, a Soler skirt, and Penelope Chilvers boots. She also wore her Yalea sunglasses, her Mara Moon earrings, and her Asprey London bracelet. Later in the day, she also wore her Asmar Equestrian jacket.

Lady Louise wore her Zara shirt with her Royal Windsor Horse Show gilet and her Hayfield England fedora hat.

On Sunday, the Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Suzannah velvet coat with her Really Wild boots and her Giulia Barela earrings.

Lady Louise wore her Gamebirds Clothings jacket with her mother’s Emilia Wickstead blouse. She paired the outfit with her mother’s Jane Taylor hat and her Laurence Coste earrings.

Crown Princess Victoria and the Prime Minister of Sweden welcomed the Prime Minister of India in Gothenburg before attending bilateral meetings.

Afterward, Crown Princess Victoria presented the Prime Minister with the Royal Order of the North Star as King Carl Gustaf appointed the Prime Minister Commander of the order.

In the evening, Crown Princess Victoria attended a dinner at World of Volvo.

Crown Princess Victoria first wore her Safiyaa dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Prada clutch. She also wore her Ebba Brahe earrings.

In the evening, Crown Princess Victoria wore her By Malina dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Ebba Brahe earrings.

Afterward, they joined King Harald and Queen Sonja on the balcony of the Royal Palace where they watched the whole parade.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra celebrated the day in Sydney where she is currently studying.

Queen Sonja wore her Emilio Pucci cape with her Apostrophe tweed jacket.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit wore her Adam Lippes dress with her Manolo Blahnik flats. In the morning, she wore her Max Mara coat before changing into a Suzannah coat for the parade.

Princess Charlene wore an Elie Saab suit with her Fendi sunglasses.

Queen Mathilde wore a Safiyaa outfit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps. She also wore her Rolex watch.

Queen Maxima wore her Elie Saab jumpsuit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Hermes clutch.

They first opened the Together in Time – 50 years with The Royal Couple exhibition which marks the Royal Couple’s upcoming 50th Wedding Anniversary. The exhibition features private photos from the Royal Couple and their families, from the first picture together in Borgholm to the most recent photographs with the Royal Family at Solliden.

They also opened the Together in Time – with Bertil and Ulrica exhibition which showcases works by the artist couple Bertil and Ulrica Hydman Vallien.

Queen Silvia wore her Georg et Arend burgundy suit with her Uniqlo jacket and a burgundy cape. She paired the outfit with her Joan Rivers Bow figural brooch and bracelets by Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm.

She first visited the Salvador Allende Scuola dell’Infanzia to see how the Reggio Emilia Approach to Early Childhood includes nature-based learning and outdoor activities. She spent time with the children deciding on the day’s activities before touring the school grounds to hear how the educators incorporate the environment in their approach.

Afterward, the Princess of Wales visited REMIDA, a project that transforms industrial surplus materials into tools for investigation and learning for children. She also met with business owners who are donating the materials to discuss their support of the early childhood initiatives.

The Princess of Wales then visited a rural agriturismo where she helped prepare food for a lunch to which she had invited people she had met during her visit and their families.

The Princess of Wales wore her Blazé Milano blazer with a white top and a Jenni Kayne skirt (with thanks to MiddletonMaven). She paired the outfit with a Blazé Milano belt (with thanks to MiddletonMaven) and her Camilla Elphick flats. She also wore her Kiki McDonough earrings and necklace, an Atelier Molayhem bracelet, and her Cartier watch.

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Ahead of the opening ceremony of the conference, Queen Letizia took part in meetings with Ministers of Health of Ibero-American countries and representatives of organizations dedicated to rare diseases in the Ibero-American region.

In her speech, Queen Letizia said: “Taking care of your health is the most profitable investment you can make, and not just in economic terms, of course. It prevents medium- and long-term treatments that are not only expensive but also, whether due to disability or mortality, ultimately reduce the productive capacity of any economy. This is evident and easily verifiable with data. […] But taking care of our health is not only profitable, but also a human right, a matter of basic rights, dignity, and equity. Robust, innovative, universal, and equitably distributed healthcare systems contribute to building stronger societies. Health is a global issue, as the pandemic has demonstrated, and as hantavirus is demonstrating again.”

Queen Letizia wore her Moises Nieto dress with her Magrit pumps and her Magrit bag. She paired the outfit with her Dime Que Me Quieres earrings and her Coreterno ring.

The Princess of Wales first met with the Mayor of Reggio Emilia, Marco Massari. During their meeting, she received the “Primo Tricolore,” the city’s highest honor, in recognition of her work with early childhood development.

Afterward, the Princess of Wales visited the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre, the principal hub for the promotion and teaching of the Reggio Emilia Approach, to hear more about the Reggio Emilia approach and the central role of ateliers and atelieristas.

She also met with educators from Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico who use the Reggio Emilia Approach and are taking part in one of the Centre’s study courses.

The Princess of Wales also visited the Scuola Comunale dell’Infanzia Anna Frank to see how the approach is used in this municipal pre‑school.

The Princess of Wales wore an Edeline Lee suit with her Holland Cooper bodysuit. She paired the outfit with her Ralph Lauren pumps and an Asprey London bag. She also wore her Annousha & Kiki McDonough earrings, her Monica Vinader necklace adorned with her Asprey London charms, and her Cartier watch.

Afterward, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel had lunch in Tierp's cultural center Möbeln where they learned more about the municipality's health and care activities, which recruit young people aged 15–17 with a-tractors to work in home care.

Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel also visited Linnés Hammarby, a historic house and gardens museum near Uppsala. It is the former summer home of Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish scientist.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her The Extreme Collection suit with her Camilla Thuling shirt. She paired the outfit with her Chanel flats and her Saint Laurent bag. She also wore her Sif Jakobs earrings and her Skultuna necklace. Later in the day, she wore her Tretorn rain jacket.

Princess Charlene wore a Max Mara suit with a Max Mara striped jumpsuit. She paired the outfit with her Hogan sneakers and her Loro Piana bag. She also wore her Fendi sunglasses.

Grand Duchess Maria Teresa wore an Elie Saab jacket with a Luisa Spagnoli jumpsuit, black pumps, and her Alexander McQueen clutch.

Queen Maxima wore her Claes Iversen ivory suit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Elie Saab bag.

The exhibition features 16 watercolours by artist Jenevora Searight and a selection of Brazilian birds from the museum's collections. The museum houses a total of around 150,000 objects from Brazil.

Queen Silvia wore her Weill fuchsia tweed jacket with her Etro printed shirt and black trousers. She paired the outfit with black boots and her Louis Vuitton bag. She also wore her Joan Rivers box figural brooch.

Afterward, Queen Mathilde attended one of the semi-finals of the Queen Elizabeth Competition 2026.

Queen Mathilde also met violin builders Jan and Matthijs Strick, the father and son behind Maison Bernard. They are responsible for the maintenance, tuning, and restoration of the cellos during the prestigious music competition.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan white dress with her Giorgio Armani pumps and her Christian Dior bag. She paired the outfit with her Cartier glasses, her Muchinskiy Jewelry earrings, and her Rolex watch.

Queen Sonja wore an Apostrophe tweed jacket with navy trousers and her Brunate pumps.

Queen Mathilde first attended a meeting with multilateral banks and Turkish financial institutions to discuss financing and cooperation opportunities. The meeting took place at the Central Bank of Türkiye, which was designed by the Belgian-Turkish architect Şefik Birkiye.

Afterward, Queen Mathilde visited the MEXT Technology Centre, a leading innovation hub supporting companies in their digital and industrial transformation.

Queen Mathilde also attended a seminar on cooperation in the biopharmaceutical sector, with a particular focus on rare diseases at Istanbul University.

Queen Mathilde then met with the Turkish Minister of Finance, Mehmet Şimşek, before attending a lunch with FEB and TÜSİAD, one of Türkiye’s leading business federations.

In the afternoon, Queen Mathilde concluded her visit by attending the celebration of the 15th anniversary of the collaboration between Belgian insurer Ageas and Sabancı Holding.

Queen Mathilde wore a Natan Couture outfit with her Mango pumps and a burgundy clutch. She also wore her Rolex watch.

This year’s winners are respectively Alba Quintas, for “The Fourth Life of Blanca Cuervo”, and Josan Hatero, for “The Memory of Bicycles”.

Queen Letizia wore a repeated blouse with her Hugo Boss skirt, Aquazzura pumps, and her Giorgio Armani clutch. She paired the outfit with repeated earrings, her PDPAOLA necklace, and her Coreterno ring.

Queen Mary toured the hospital and spent time with patients, relatives, and staff associated with the children's and adolescent department of the hospital.

Queen Mary wore her Scanlan Theodore jacket with her Erdem printed dress and her Gianvito Rossi navy pumps. She also wore her Katrin Cecilia Jacobsen headband.

The service is hosted by the Florence Nightingale Foundation to mark International Nurses Day. The Duchess of Edinburgh did a reading during the service.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Palmer//Harding dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She paired the outfit with Amrapali earrings and her Loewe watch.

Afterward, Queen Maxima visited Duivenvoorde Castle in Voorschoten as Honorary Chair of Méér Muziek in de Klas. To mark the 800th anniversary of the Castle, Duivenvoorde Castle and Méér Muziek in de Klas are collaborating on a multi-year educational project with the aim of introducing students to the cultural specificities of the castle.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan Couture green skirt suit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps.

After the summit, the Duchess of Edinburgh also received a private tour of the Danish Parliament in Christiansborg Palace.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Victoria Beckham suit with her Sophie Habsburg shirt. She paired the outfit with her Penelope Chilvers pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She also wore her Mara Moon earrings and her Loewe watch.

Queen Sonja wore her St John jacket with navy trousers and her Brunate pumps. She also wore a Louis Vuitton scarf.

Queen Mathilde first attended a breakfast meeting with Belgian businesses with a success story on the Turkish market.

Afterward, Queen Mathilde met with Turkish Minister for Trade, Ömer Bolat, with whom she attended the opening session of this mission.

Queen Mathilde then met with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his wife, Emine Erdoğan

Queen Mathilde and the delegation also visited the Naval Museum where they attended an event focused on the importance of critical infrastructure for the economy in these changing geopolitical times and on innovation and sustainability in the logistics sector.

Queen Mathilde also attended an official lunch with Belgian institutional actors, Turkish business leaders, and sector-specific stakeholders.

In the afternoon, Queen Mathilde then visited the Istanbul Chamber of Industry to attend a panel discussion on the business world and entrepreneurship being drivers of women’s empowerment.

Queen Mathilde also attended the signing of 27 agreements and contracts between Belgian and Turkish partners.

In the evening, Queen Mathilde attended the official Belgian reception. In her speech, she said: “Beyond the figures and treaties, it is the spirit of friendship that truly defines us. It is seen in our vibrant cultural and academic exchanges, as well as in the thriving tourism between our countries. Türkiye stands as a symbol of hospitality and quality. Let us then work together and look forward to a future where our partnership continues to reach new heights.”

Queen Mathilde first wore her Natan Couture white dress with her Christian Dior pumps and bag. She paired the outfit with her Carolina Herrera earrings, her Christine Bekaert cuff, and her Rolex watch. She also wore her Cartier glasses.

In the evening, Queen Mathilde wore her Natan Couture dress with red pumps, her Fabienne Delvigne clutch, and her Rolex watch. She also wore her Cartier glasses.

The roundtable discussion was attended by the First Lady of Germany as well as more than 80 experts to develop cross-departmental proposals for the German Federal Government to more effectively protect children and young people from violence and sexual abuse.

Queen Silvia wore a repeated white blazer with a Vesna W blouse and camel trousers. She paired the outfit with her Chanel flats and a repeated clutch. She also wore her Joan Rivers brooch and her Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm bracelets.

Princess Charlene wore a Barbour jacket with jeans, repeated shoes, and her Prada sunglasses.

Afterward, Queen Mathilde visited the Dolmabahçe Palace with the First Lady of Turkey, Emine Erdoğan.

Queen Mathilde then visited BAYKAR Technologies, a Turkish company specializing in the design and manufacture of drones. The company is a potential partner for the Belgian aerospace and defence sectors.

Queen Mathilde and the delegation then visited Ortaköy Square.

In the evening, Queen Mathilde attended an information session for the Belgian Delegation, followed by a welcome networking drink.

Queen Mathilde first wore her Esmeralda Ammoun outfit with red pumps and her Giorgio Armani clutch. She paired the outfit with her Carolina Herrera earrings, her Rolex watch, and her Longchamp sunglasses.

Queen Mathilde then wore her Natan pink outfit with pink pumps and her Giorgio Armani bag. She also wore her Sézane earrings, her Rolex watch, and her Longchamp sunglasses.

In the evening, Queen Mathilde wore a Dries Van Noten outfit (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with her Giorgio Armani clutch. She also wore her Christine Bekaert bracelet and her Rolex watch.

Grand Duke Guillaume, Grand Duchess Stéphanie, and Prince Charles took part in the Solemn Procession before appearing on the balcony of the Grand Ducal Palace with Prince François.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Safiyaa outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo pumps and her Polène bag. She also wore her Diaperis earrings and her Chaumet ring.

Prince Charles and Prince François wore La Coqueta cardigans.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Emilia Wickstead coatdress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She paired the outfit with her Jane Taylor hat.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Max Mara blazer with white jeans and her Penelope Chilvers wedges. She also wore her Loewe watch and her Giulia Barela ring.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan outfit with her Gas Bijoux earrings and her Cartier watch.

Prince Charles and Prince François both wore Tartine et Chocolat jumpers.

On Wednesday, King Carl Gustaf chaired the World Scout Foundation's board meeting at the Royal Palace for the last time as Honorary Chairman. During the meeting, he handed over the honorary presidency to Grand Duke Guillaume. King Carl Gustaf was also awarded the title of honorary founder of the foundation.

Following the board meeting, Grand Duke Guillaume met with Crown Princess Victoria at the Royal Palace.

On Friday, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended a seminar at the Filadelfia Church in Stockholm about peace and inclusion, arranged by the Scouts and the World Scout Foundation at the King's initiative.

On Saturday, King Carl Gustaf and Prince Alexander took part in Scout Day in Haga Park.

In the evening, King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, and Grand Duke Guillaume attended a gala dinner in honor of King Carl Gustaf at Stockholm’s City Hall. During the evening, King Carl Gustaf received the Golden Wolf from the British and Swedish Scout movements. In his speech, King Carl Gustaf said: “Well, as we say, 'Once a Scout, always a Scout.' What started as a love for Scouting when I was a young boy, did not fade – it escalated. Somewhere along the way it turned into a life-long commitment to helping young people develop confidence, leadership and essential life skills.”

On Wednesday, Crown Princess Victoria wore her Andiata suit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Elie Saab clutch. She also wore repeated earrings as well as her Engelbert Stockholm and Skultuna necklaces.

On Friday, Queen Silvia wore her Zara jacket with a white blouse, black trousers, her Chanel flats, and her Mulberry bag. She also wore several bracelets including her Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm bracelets.

On Saturday evening, Queen Silvia wore her Georg et Arend green sequin outfit.

The Princess of Wales wore a Self Portrait dress with her Ralph Lauren pumps and her Forever New clutch. She also wore a vintage hat by Mitzi Lorenz.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Roland Mouret dress with her Prada pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She paired the outfit with her Jane Taylor hat and her Loewe watch.

Zara Tindall wore a Leo Lin dress with Emmy pumps and an Aspinal of London clutch. She paired the outfit with Hector Lion earrings (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) and a Sarah Cant hat.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a fuchsia top with navy trousers, flat shoes, and her Bally bag. She paired the outfit with her Swarovski earrings, her Cartier watch, and her Chaumet ring.

On Thursday, Crown Princess Victoria first visited the Vatican and Queen Christina of Sweden’s tomb in St. Peter's Basilica.

Afterward, Crown Princess Victoria attended the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Swedish Institute in Rome. The Swedish Institute in Rome was founded at a meeting at the Royal Palace on 8 May 1925. Crown Prince Gustaf (VI) Adolf was one of the initiators of the institute and the first chairman of the board. The Swedish Rome Institute is the base for Swedish archaeological excavations and scientific activities in Italy.

On Friday, Crown Princess Victoria visited the non-Catholic cemetery in Rome.

On Thursday, Crown Princess Victoria first wore her By Malene Birger jacket with an ME and EM dress and her Chanel flats. She paired the outfit with her Kreuger Jewellery earrings and her Alexandré de Paris hair clip.

In the evening, Crown Princess Victoria wore her Camilla Thulin dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Zara clutch. She paired the outfit with repeated earrings and her Dulong Fine Jewelry bracelet.

On Friday, Crown Princess Victoria wore her Veronica Beard suit with her Adidas sneakers and her Singular Society bag. She also wore her Alexandré de Paris hair clip.

Queen Mary met with companies and designers who are working with green and sustainable solutions as well as with the participants of the "Next Gen Assembly" program who receive support to make their own sustainable imprint on the fashion industry of the future.

Queen Mary wore her Jesper Hovring white blouse with her H&M Conscious Collection skirt. She paired the outfit with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Nina Ricci bag. She also wore her Bruun Rasmussen earrings and her Annikat ring.

She first visited the "Espacio Activo" Comprehensive Care Center for the Elderly. The center aims to promote well-being, autonomy, and social participation through personalized care, group intervention, and community dynamization.

Afterward, Queen Letizia went to the University of Navarra Museum to preside over the main event. She presented the Spanish Red Cross Gold Medals, which recognize the social and solidarity work of those who share and defend the same principles and values ​​as the Institution, and achieve a positive social impact.

In her speech, Queen Letizia said: “Seneca was credited with saying "where there is a human being there is an opportunity to do good"; well, we are about to learn more about the people and institutions that today receive recognition from a long-established and highly valued entity in Spanish society, the Red Cross, as demonstrated by the commitment of its members, volunteers and the companies that collaborate with it.”

Queen Letizia wore her Zara blazer with a Hugo Boss blouse (with thanks to Emma), Hugo Boss trousers, and her Pretty Ballerinas pumps. She paired the outfit with her Barbara Goenaga earrings and her Coreterno ring.

During the gala dinner, Princess Charlene was elevated to the rank of Grand Officer of the CISM Order of Merit for her unwavering commitment to sport and Prince Albert received the title of Honorary Member of the CISM, becoming the first Head of State to receive this prestigious distinction.

Princess Charlene wore an Elie Saab jumpsuit with black pumps and an Akris clutch.

This year’s Prize was awarded to Zimbabwean organization Friendship Bench Global, which provides local, community-based, accessible, and adaptable psychological support and helps break down taboos related to mental health.

Queen Mathilde wore an Esmeralda Ammoun outfit (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with her Christian Dior pumps and bag. She paired the outfit with her Percossi Papi earrings and her Rolex watch.

The annual meeting included a review of the year's results and events, including the LIFT project, which helps young people living with severe loneliness, and the Together Without Violence – Pregnant initiative, which has been expanded to Region Zealand in the past year.

Queen Mary wore a Max Mara blazer with her Max Mara jumpsuit and her Gianvito Rossi pumps. She paired the outfit with her Gucci glasses, her Sophie Bille Brahe earrings, and her Cartier watch.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan jumpsuit with her Prada pumps and a Prada clutch. She also wore her Cartier watch and her Chaumet ring.

The Royal Ship Dannebrog sailed from Copenhagen to Helsingør, where King Frederik and Queen Mary were received at Kronborg Castle.

Queen Mary wore her Goat Fashion coat with a The Fold blouse and her Baum und Pferdgarten skirt. She paired the outfit with Gianvito Rossi pumps and her LIN8 clutch. She also wore her Susanne Juul hat.

The Princess of Wales spent time with families with babies and young children before visiting the University of East London’s Institute for the Science of Early Years and Youth to learn more about the researchers’ work. She also heard about how the Center’s resources are being used in teaching social and emotional development in early years courses.

The Princess of Wales wore her Roland Mouret suit with her Roland Mouret bodysuit (with thanks to MiddletonMaven), and her Ralph Lauren pumps. She paired the outfit with Daniella Draper earrings (with thanks to @Irishsara1980) and her Daniella Draper necklace.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a MATELIER dress with her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She also wore her Giulia Barela earrings and her Chopard necklace.

They first attended a lunch hosted by King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia at the Royal Palace. Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel were also in attendance.

Afterward, Queen Silvia and Elke Büdenbender visited Mentor in Stockholm. The organization works with mentoring for young people in a world where young people can grow up healthy and drug-free. Queen Silvia and the First Lady met with young people taking part in the Mentor program.

Queen Silvia wore her Weill jacket with her Boutique Moschino pink dress. She paired the outfit with her Brunate pumps and her Brunate clutch. She later changed into her Marzio ballet flats.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Andiata suit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Elie Saab clutch. She also wore repeated earrings as well as her Engelbert Stockholm and Skultuna necklaces.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Beulah London dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She paired the outfit with her Giulia Barela earrings, her Chopard necklace, and a Jane Taylor hat.

Queen Margrethe wore a repeated outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Emilia Wickstead dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Valextra bag. She paired the outfit with her Adore Jewels earrings.

Queen Silvia wore her Weill jacket with a blue dress, her Brunate pumps, and her Brunate clutch. She paired the outfit with several bracelets including her Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm ones.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Andiata dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Silvia Furmanovich clutch. She also wore her Kreuger Jewellery earrings and her Sophie by Sophie bangle.

Queen Maxima wore a Natan Couture outfit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and a Cult Gaia clutch. She also wore her Patek Philippe watch.

Queen Silvia wore her Weill jacket with a blue dress, her Brunate pumps, and her Brunate clutch. She paired the outfit with several bracelets including her Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm ones.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Andiata dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Silvia Furmanovich clutch. She also wore her Kreuger Jewellery earrings and her Sophie by Sophie bangle.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Prada jacket with her Gabriela Hearst printed skirt. She paired the outfit with her Jimmy Choo bag and a Valextra bag. She also wore her Adore Jewels earrings.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Andiata dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Silvia Furmanovich clutch. She also wore her Kreuger Jewellery earrings and her Sophie by Sophie bangle.

Afterward, they visited STEAM Academy, an educational center that offers interactive workshops to spark young people's interest in scientific subjects.

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde also visited Welzijnscampus Nieuwenbos, a multidisciplinary social support center.

Queen Mathilde wore a Natan outfit with nude pumps and a Fabienne Delvigne clutch. She paired the outfit with Nunu BCN earrings (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) and her Rolex watch.

Princess Sofia wore an Andiata suit with her Stinaa.J pumps and her Pourchet bag.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a pink suit with white pumps.

Queen Sofia wore an Alejandro de Miguel suit with a Furla bag.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her ByTiMo dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Quidam clutch. She paired the outfit with her Ebba Brahe earrings, her Van Cleef & Arpels necklace, Kreuger Jewellery bracelets, and her Edblad ‘Mom’ ring.

A few times per year, newly appointed ambassadors are given the opportunity to meet members of the Royal Family at a reception where they can also meet each other and representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Queen Silvia wore her Maknam suit with her Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm bracelets.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Camilla Thulin dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps. She paired the outfit with her Ebba Brahe earrings, her Van Cleef & Arpels necklace, and her Kreuger Jewellery bracelets.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Zara suit with a navy blouse, her Gianvito Rossi pumps, and her Quidam clutch. She paired the outfit with her Ebba Brahe earrings, her Van Cleef & Arpels necklace, Kreuger Jewellery bracelets, and her Edblad ‘Mom’ ring.

Queen Letizia wore a repeated dress, reportedly by Mango, with her Massimo Dutti pumps and her Aquazzura clutch. She paired the outift with the Joyas de Pasar earrings and necklace as well as her Coreterno ring.

Queen Mary wore an Arma jacket with a white t-shirt, Reiss trousers, and her Chanel flats. She paired the outfit with her Ray-Ban sunglasses, her Sophie Bille Brahe earrings, her Cartier watch, and her Rebekka Notkin bracelet.

Queen Mathilde wore her Carolina Herrera dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Armani Privé clutch. She also wore her Rolex watch.

The ceremony commemorates the memory of all Dutch people who died in wars or peacekeeping operations since the Second World War. During the ceremony, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima laid a wreath.

Queen Maxima wore her Dolce & Gabbana dress with her Christian Louboutin pumps and her Natan bag. She also wore her Philip Treacy hat.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan dress with her Christian Dior pumps and her Christian Dior bag. She paired the outfit with Nunu BCN earrings (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale), her Michael Vincent Michaud, and her Rolex watch.

Countess Athena’s godparents are Gregory Grandet, Edouard Cavallier, Princess Carina, Julie Mirabaud, Diego de Lavandeyra, and Henriette Steenstrup. The service was officiated by pastor and former minister Esben Lunde Larsen.

Official photos of Countess Athena and her family were later released by the Danish Court.

Countess Athena wore a Peppermayo dress (with thanks to M.) with LK Bennett shoes previously worn by her mother.

Princess Marie wore a Reiss dress with her Michael Kors sandals and her Christian Dior clutch. She paired the outfit with her Mauboussin earrings and her Rolex watch.

Princess Charlotte wore a Polo Ralph Lauren jumper (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) with jeans.

Princess Charlene wore a Max Mara jacket with a white top, white trousers, and Hermes sneakers.

On Thursday, she took part in a fireside chat on financial health to discuss savings buffers and insurance to make households more financially resilient, affordable loans that allow people to invest in a better future, and the role employers can play in the financial health of their employees.

Queen Maxima wore a Natan Couture outfit with Stella McCartney wedge ankle boots. She also wore her Luz Camino earrings.

The Duchess of Edinburgh then visited the Crowsmill Craft Centre, which supports children and adults with disabilities, and people over the age of 18 who are out of work, by teaching them useful skills such as woodworking, blacksmithing, cooking, jewellery-making, and gardening.

Afterward, the Duchess of Edinburgh visited the Willowdene Farm in Chorley to learn more about their programmes supporting people with disabilities and those seeking to re-enter employment. 

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Joseph jacket with a white blouse, striped trousers, and Penelope Chilvers wedges. She also wore her Giulia Barela earrings.

Princess Marie was the 2026 Honoree in recognition of “her humanitarian leadership, advocacy for education and health, efforts to combat food waste, and her role as Patron of the Danish UNESCO National Commission”. She received the Esther Pin, which draws inspiration from René Lalique’s original Peace Brooch, given to Edith Wilson during her 1918 visit to Paris.

In her speech, Princess Marie said: “Fashion in this sense is far more than design. It reflects identity, history, and dignity. It carries the story of nations and individuals alike. And when we share these stories across borders, fashion becomes a form of dialogue, one that invites understanding, respect, and connection. It allows us to share who we are, tell our stories, and to better understand one another. Through my work in culture and humanitarian initiatives, I have seen how powerful these connections can be; they open doors, they build trust, and they remind us of what unites us despite our differences. […] At a time when the world calls for greater understanding, gatherings such as this carry special significance. They remind us that diplomacy is not only the work of governments, it is also the work of people, of culture, and of the shared values that connect us. In that spirit, we are reminded that we are not only representatives of our nations, we are in a very real sense citizens of a shared world.”

Princess Marie wore her Emporio Armani suit with her Jimmy Choo sandals and a gold clutch. She also wore repeated earrings and the Esther Pin she received during the event.

Foreign Royal Guests included King Harald and Queen Sonja, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, King Frederik and Queen Mary, Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie, Queen Margrethe and Princess Benedikte, Grand Duke Henri, Queen Sofia, and Princess Beatrix.

Ahead of the gala dinner, an official photo of the Swedish Royal Family and their foreign guests was taken.

The dinner took place in the State Hall and other guests included foreign heads of state and former princely houses, representatives from the government, parliament, the diplomatic corps, authorities, education, business, culture, and more.

In his speech, King Carl Gustaf said: “And of course, I would like to express my warmest thanks to our Queen and our wonderful children and their families. Your love and support mean everything to me. You are my security, my strength and my greatest joy. I also want to thank all of you here tonight. For your friendship, your cooperation, and the trust you have shown me over the years. It has truly been a memorable day. I feel both grateful and honored, and I look forward to continuing the evening's festivities with you.”

In her speech, Crown Princess Victoria said: “But the most important thing you have conveyed to us – not so much in words as in action – is the respect and humility you have shown towards your mission. Serving Sweden has been, and is, not just your life's work, but your calling. Together with Mom, you have shown me and my siblings, every day, what it means to honor your mission. I will do everything I can to pass that understanding on to the next generation. The next link in the chain.”

Queen Silvia also made a speech to honor her husband in which she said: “I am so grateful for the life we ​​share and for all the years we have spent together building something meaningful and lasting. It is a true joy to see our love reflected in our wonderful children and their families, who enrich our lives in so many ways. Yes, dear Carl Gustaf! Our life has been filled with happy years! I know that what once was still remains: a we , a then , and a now .”

The evening festivities concluded with the Army Band performing the Army's grand tapto in the Inner Courtyard, in front of the Royal Family and the assembled guests.

Queen Silvia wore a Georg et Arend red gown with her Brunate pumps and her Judith Leiber Queen of Hearts clutch. She wore the Brazilian Tiara.

Crown Princess Victoria wore a Christer Lindarw one shoulder gown with metallic pumps and her LK Bennett clutch. She wore the Connaught Diamond Tiara.

Princess Estelle wore a Christer Lindarw gown with her Marzio shoes and a Bottega Veneta clutch. She also wore amethyst jewels.

Princess Sofia wore a Lilli Jahilo custom made gown with her Gucci evening clutch. She wore her wedding tiara with new amethyst stones.

Princess Madeleine wore a Jenny Packham gown with metallic pumps and her Bottega Veneta clutch. She wore her Modern Fringe Tiara and her Vanbruun ring.

Queen Sonja wore a repeated lime green gown with her Judith Leiber clutch. She wore the Norwegian Emerald Tiara.

Queen Mathilde wore her Armani Privé gown. She wore the Laurel Wreath Tiara with her Graff diamond necklace.

Queen Mary wore a Soeren Le Schmidt x Birgit Hallstein gown with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Bottega Veneta clutch. She wore Queen Louise of Sweden's Floral Bracelet as a Tiara.

Queen Margrethe wore a repeated purple gown with the Baden Palmette Tiara.

Princess Benedikte wore a repeated Wichmann Couture gown with the Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg Fringe Tiara.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan Couture gown with embellished pumps and clutch. She wore the Aquamarine Parure and her Chaumet ring.

Queen Sofia wore an Alejandro de Miguel blue embellished gown. She wore the Mellerio Shell Tiara.

Princess Beatrix wore a gold jacket and skirt with Salvatore Ferragamo shoes. She wore the Dutch Diamond Bandeau.

Foreign royal guests included King Frederik and Queen Mary, Queen Margrethe and Princess Benedikte, Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Stéphanie, as well as Grand Duke Henri.

The service was officiated by Chief Chaplain Johan Dalman and Michael Bjerkhagen, pastor of the Royal Court Assembly.

Afterward, King Carl Gustaf, joined by Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Carl Philip, went to the Outer Courtyard to preside over the military parade in honor of his birthday.

King Carl Gustaf then received flowers from young children who were in the audience at the Outer Courtyard.

King Carl Gustaf then joined his family and his guests, now including King Harald, Queen Sonja, and Princess Beatrix, on the terrace of Lejonbacken as the Swedish Air Force conducted a flyover. He was also honored with a large singing tribute from Norrbro, arranged by the Royal Academy of Music. The singing tribute brought together six prominent choirs from all over Sweden and included the premiere of the newly written choral work Skapande vår .

In the afternoon, the City of Stockholm hosted a lunch at City Hall in honor of the King. The King and Queen arrived at City Hall in a Volvo PV60 from the year the King was born, 1946.

The Swedish Royal Family and the Foreign Royal Guests also attended this official lunch.

In his speech, King Carl Gustaf said: “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the City of Stockholm for inviting me here today, on my birthday. And of course, for the generosity of hosting this luncheon for me and my international guests. I am especially pleased that our foreign visitors will have the opportunity to experience this wonderful building. This is where we come together each year to celebrate the Nobel Prize laureates. To have the opportunity to celebrate my 80th birthday here therefore feels very special – and very much “at home”!”

Queen Silvia wore a blue dress and coat from German designer Georg et Arend with a matching hat. She paired this with a new Bottega Veneta clutch. She wore her Brunate taupe heels and pearls from the Bernadotte collections.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her military uniform for the Te Deum service as well as taking the salute in the courtyard. She wore simple gold and silver hoop earrings.

For lunch, she changed into a white midi dress from Self Portrait which she paired with her Philip Treacy hat worn for Prince Oscar’s christening. She accessorized with a threefold clutch from Toteme, pearl earrings from the Bernadotte Vaults and Gianvito Rossi pumps.

Princess Estelle wore a sky blue dress from Self-Portrait under her mother’s Prada wool coat. She wore Marzio Scala pumps and borrowed her mother’s Bottega Veneta bag as well as wearing earrings from her mother’s jewelry box.

Prince Oscar wore a black suit with navy tie. When outside, he added a navy jacket from Reiss.

Princess Sofia wore a Roland Mouret midi dress in light blue. She accessorized with an oversized hat, Christian Louboutin pumps and Susan Szatmary x Bolon bag. Her earrings came from the Bernadotte Collections and on her wrist she had a collection of bracelets from LWL Jewelry and Ole Lynggaard. On her right hand she wore a ring from Bigli Jewelry and another one from LWL Jewelry. When outside, she added a camel colored capelet from Greta Stockholm and Handsome Stockholm gloves.

Prince Alexander, Prince Gabriel, and Prince Julian all wore a navy double breasted suit with light blue shirts and navy ties. Outside they added stone colored overcoats from Reiss.

Princess Ines wore a Liberty printed dress from Friki with shoes from Next. Outside she wore a cape from Amaia Kids.

Princess Madeleine wore a navy coat from Safiyaa over a Victoria Beckham midi dress. She began the day in Manolo Blahnik heels before changing to lower heel height from Marzio in Stockholm. She carried a bag from Toteme and wore diamond stud earrings and a diamond tennis necklace for accessories. She also wore a navy hat by Lock & Co.

Princess Leonore wore a matching set from Tartine et Chocolat with coordinating Gallucci pink ballet flats.

Prince Nicolas wore a navy suit with light blue tie from Vineyard Vines.

Princess Adrienne wore a matching set from Tartine et Chocolat with coordinating pink Gallucci ballet flats. She later changed her shoes to a pair of Monsoon heels for the choral tribute and flyover.

Queen Sonja wore a repeated fuchsia and white outfit with her Peter Kaiser pumps.

Queen Mary wore a Christian Dior skirt suit with a repeated blouse. She paired the outfit with her Gianvito Rossi snakeskin pumps and a repeated straw clutch. She also wore a Susanne Juul hat and her Bruun Rasmussen diamond earrings.

Queen Margrethe wore a fuchsia outfit with her Marc Jacobs bag and a Mathilde Førster hat.

Princess Benedikte wore her Wichmann Couture outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo bag.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Claire Mischevani red cape with a Claire Mischevani red midi dress. She paired the outfit with Prada nude pumps and a matching Prada clutch. She also wore an headband by Sylvia Martinez and her Chaumet ring.

Queen Mathilde wore a Carolina Herrera dress (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with nude pumps and a nude clutch. She paired the outfit with her Fabienne Delvigne headband, her Christine Bekaert earrings, and her Rolex watch.

The meeting focused on the main drivers of change for advancing equal opportunities, including access to employment, education, social participation, and social advancement and progress. Queen Letizia also heard about the existing challenges in combating discrimination, promoting gender equality, and preventing violence against women.

Queen Letizia wore her Mango white jacket and trousers with her Sézane white and black shoes. She also wore her Coreterno ring.

In the afternoon, King Carl Gustaf was presented with a gift by the Royal Household staff with his family in attendance. He was given a specially ordered coffee service decorated with the King and Queen's joint monogram.

Later in the day, Princess Estelle also surprised her grandfather with a present. She gifted him with a joint trip to her Duchy of Östergotland.

In the evening, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia hosted an informal dinner for the foreign royal guests who were already in Stockholm. King Harald and Queen Sonja were in attendance.

King Frederik and Queen Mary also arrived in Stockholm in the evening as they were seen boarding the Royal Ship Dannebrog.

Queen Silvia first wore her Weill skirt suit with a white shirt and her Brunate pumps as well as bracelets by Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm.

Queen Silvia wore her Thalia jacket with white trousers and her Chanel flats.

Princess Estelle wore a blue dress previously worn by her mother.

Crown Princess Victoria wore a Safiyaa dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Prada clutch. She also wore her Ebba Brahe earrings. When welcoming the Royal Couple of Thailand, she also wore her Andiata coat.

Princess Sofia wore an Andiata coat and dress with white accessories.

Princess Madeleine wore her Jonathan Simkhai dress with her Marzio pumps and her Bogner clutch. She paired the outfit with her Cartier bracelet and her Ebba Brahe ring.

For the informal dinner, Queen Sonja wore her Apostrophe top.

When arriving on the Dannebrog, Queen Mary wore her Greta jacket with her Bagutta shirt and ecru trousers. She paired the outfit with her Chanel flats and her Ralph Lauren bag. She also wore her Cartier watch and her Rebekka Notkin bracelet.

The event took place during the Foundation’s Talent Tour. The jury chose to award the prize to director and screenwriter Gemma Blasco.

Queen Letizia wore a Hugo Boss suit with her Massimo Dutti slingback pumps and her Carolina Herrera bag. She paired the outfit with her Dime Que Me Quieres earrings and her Coreterno ring.

As President of the association, Princess Charlene said: “During the renovation of this shelter, my thoughts naturally turned to an eminent figure in our family, the founder of this association, Princess Antoinette, Baroness de Massy, ​​known to all for her deep commitment and exemplary selflessness to the animal cause. Today, I wish to revive her memory and pay tribute to her.”

Princess Charlene wore a brown suit and her Aquazzura pumps.

Princess Stéphanie wore an Alter Designs jacket with jeans and Bershka sneakers.

Camille Gottlieb wore a brown blazer with jeans, brown boots, and her Céline bag. She also wore her Céline sunglasses.

On Tuesday, Queen Silvia wore a Thalia skirt suit with her Brunate pumps and bracelets by Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm.

On Tuesday, Queen Silvia wore her Weill skirt suit with a white shirt and her Brunate pumps as well as bracelets by Cartier and Engelbert Stockholm.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan Couture outfit with her Rolex watch.

Afterward, Queen Letizia received representatives of the Association of Rare Diseases “Más Visibles” and from the documentary film “Life in a Drop”. The film uses culture as a tool to make visible the reality of patients and their families and to raise awareness in society about the importance of early diagnosis and research into rare diseases.

Queen Letizia also met with a delegation from the Porque Viven Foundation, a non-profit organization that has supported children and adolescents with serious and incurable diseases, as well as their families, in the field of pediatric palliative care. She heard about the Comprehensive Pediatric Palliative Care Center which will offer comprehensive care to children and their families in an environment specially designed to meet their needs.

Queen Letizia wore her Adolfo Dominguez blouse with repeated trousers, a Hugo Boss belt, and her Sézane shoes. She also wore her Alhaja Cult Store earrings and her Coreterno ring.

During the meeting, Crown Princess Victoria received a new report on maternal health – “Born without water”. The report, which focuses on 16 countries in Asia and Africa, describes the situation regarding access to clean water and hygiene in delivery rooms around the world.

Crown Princess Victoria wore a Veronica Beard suit with a white top. She paired the outfit with her Skultuna earrings and necklace.

The Royal Family was greeted upon their arrival in Dokkum with a performance of the Frisian anthem by singer Elkse DeWall.

The Royal Family then took part in several sports activities such as Frisian handball, fierljeppen, sailing, and dance.

Afterward, they visited the Innovation Square where they joined craftsmen and students from Dokkum who were building a special work of art together with visual artist Hans Jouta.

They also joined inhabitants from the region in a quiz about the Frisian region. Princess Catharina-Amalia’s team won the quiz!

The Royal Family then joined ice skaters from the province on the ice as Dokkum is part of the Eleven Cities Tour, a long-distance tour skating event on natural ice going through all eleven historical cities of the province. King Willem-Alexander took part in the event in 1986.

The day of celebration ended at De Helling where King Willem-Alexander made a speech to thank the crowds.

Queen Maxima wore a Natan Couture dress with her Natan cape, her Gianvito Rossi pumps, and a Maria La Rosa clutch. She also wore her Steltman bracelet.

Princess Catharina-Amalia wore a Max Mara suit (with thanks to ModeKoninginMaxima) with Gianvito Rossi pumps and her mother’s Sarah’s Bag clutch. It seems she also wore her mother’s Monies earrings and her Cartier watch.

Princess Alexia wore a brown jacket with a Helsa Studio dress (with thanks to ModeKoninginMaxima). She paired the outfit with Gianvito Rossi boots and her mother’s Sarah’s Bag clutch. She also wore her Rosa de la Cruz necklace.

Princess Ariane wore a Twnset outfit (with thanks to ModeKoninginMaxima) with flats and a Marina Raphael bag. She also wore Paulie Pocket earrings.

Princess Laurentien wore an Etro green outfit with grey shoes.

The organization works to improve the conditions for people with rare diagnoses and their loved ones. During her visit, Crown Princess Victoria spent time with young people to hear about how their various rare diagnoses affect their everyday lives.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Veronica Beard navy suit with a white top and her Adidas sneakers. She also wore hoop earrings and her Luc of Sweden horseshoe necklace.

The Princess of Wales first laid a wreath on behalf of the King at the Cenotaph in Whitehall.

The Princess of Wales then attended the ANZAC Day Service which is held annually at Westminster Abbey in London.

The Princess of Wales wore a Sarah Burton coat (with thanks to KateMiddletonStyled) with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Demellier London bag. She paired the outfit with a Jess Collett hat (with thanks to TrackingRoyal and her G.Collins and Sons necklace.

Afterward, Queen Mary attended the DTU’s annual party in Kongens Lyngby. The DTU annual party is attended by students, employees, external partners from other universities, companies, industries, and authorities.

Queen Mary wore her Goat Fashion dress with Dolce & Gabbana pumps and her Hugo Boss clutch. She paired the outfit with George Jensen jewels and her Rebekka Notkin bracelet.

The Grand Ducal Couple travelled by train to Esch-sur-Alzette and greeted the crowds waiting for them in the city center. They also took part in a festive event on the Place de la Résistance.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan jumpsuit with a Natan feathered shawl. She paired the outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo pumps and her Bally bag. She also wore repeated earrings, her Cartier watch, and her Chaumet ring.

Crown Princess Victoria first met with the participants in the Minister of Foreign Affairs’ different training programs. The three training programs prepare participants for service in the foreign service.

Crown Princess Victoria took part in the diplomatic program herself in 2006-2007 so she could answer the participants’ questions about the program. She also talked about the crucial role of diplomats in promoting Sweden and in Sweden's relations with the outside world.

Afterward, she was joined by Prince Daniel as they met with representatives from Forum för innänförskap. This business initiative brings together Sweden’s leading companies to reverse the development in the country's areas of exclusion, strengthen young people's faith in the future, and create more paths to work and study.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Joseph shirt and skirt with burgundy trousers and her Vogt Stockholm bag. She paired the outfit with her Ebba Brahe earrings and her Luc of Sweden necklace.

Queen Mary wore her Massimo Dutti jacket with her Heartmade t-shirt and ecru trousers. She paired the outfit with leopard print flats and her Ralph Lauren bag. She also wore her Louise Grønlykke necklace.

Queen Sofia wore an Escada jacket with white trousers and white pumps.

In his speech, King Willem-Alexander said: ”As diplomats, your role is indispensable. Solutions often start with you. Many breakthroughs come about thanks to your talent for spotting the smallest of openings. Your work is done discreetly and often out of sight. But its impact can be huge. That is why we cherish our Diplomatic Corps.”

Queen Maxima wore her Natan gown with her Gianvito Rossi pumps. She wore the Ruby Peacock Parure.

The 2025 "Miguel de Cervantes" Prize for Literature in the Spanish Language was awarded to Mexican writer Gonzalo Celorio.

Queen Letizia wore her Carolina Herrera dress with her Magrit pumps and her Furla bag. She also wore her Gold & Roses earrings and her Coreterno ring.

Queen Mary wore a Dorothee Schumacher outfit with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Bottega Veneta bag. She paired the outfit with Pomellato jewels, her Cartier watch, and her Gucci glasses.

Queen Mathilde wore her Etro dress with her Rolex watch and her Carolina Herrera earrings.

She first attended the 1st National Undiagnosed Hackathon at the Radboudumc in Nijmegen. During the event, teams of various specialists come together to arrive at a diagnosis within 48 hours for patients with rare diseases who do not yet have a diagnosis. Queen Maxima met with patients to hear about living with an undiagnosed condition and what it means to be able to receive a diagnosis.

Afterward, Queen Maxima attended the launch of a national savings campaign to increase financial resilience. The campaign is part of a broader program to engage administrators, employers, and other partners in the importance of saving.

Queen Maxima wore a Natan outfit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Natan clutch. She also wore her Dublos earrings.