The Gala raises funds through the traditional raffle for the Monegasque Red Cross each year. This year’s gala featured a preview performance of SOUL!. The evening concluded with a firework show.

Princess Charlene wore a custom Elie Saab gown with Elie Saab clutch and Ole Lynggaard earrings .

Camille Gottlieb wore a pale yellow gown with Cartier Pantheré jewelry.

In the morning, King Felipe and Queen Letizia received the Spanish Committee of Representatives of People with Disabilities (CERMI) at Zarzuela Palace to discuss the biennial evaluation since the historic reform of Article 49 of the Spanish Constitution. During the audience, CERMI representatives presented the progress, future prospects, and remaining challenges in translating this human-rights-based constitutional amendment into effective improvements for Spain's 4.74 million people with disabilities.

The Spanish Royal Family then received the Board of Trustees of the Spanish Committee of the United World Colleges (UWC) Foundation at Zarzuela Palace, meeting with sponsors, new students, and returning alumni. The foundation, established in 1996 under royal patronage, is dedicated to raising funds and selecting Spanish candidates to promote peace and international understanding through UWC's educational programs.

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia held a meeting with a diverse group of young people with disabilities at the Student Residence of Madrid. During the conversation the young people shared about the daily challenges, societal barriers, and pending issues faced by those with disabilities.

Queen Letizia opted for a Byan printed dress, styling the look with Isabel Guarch earrings and a pair of Magrit pumps.

For her outfit, Princess Leonor chose a fitted Carolina Herrera shirt, accessorizing with wedges from Calzados Picon and a ring by PDPAOLA.

Infanta Sofia wore a light pink suit from Mango with LMDI flats.

In the morning, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia visited the archaeological site of the Greek and Roman city of Empúries in L'Escala. During the tour, they explored the ruins of the ancient city of Neapolis, where they learned about the site's significant historical and heritage features. The sisters also visited an active excavation area to observe students participating in an archaeology course. Their visit concluded at the museum, where they watched a documentary on the landscape's transformation before touring the facility’s collections. Throughout this visit they were accompanied by young participants in the programs of the Princess of Girona Foundation.

Following this, the King and Queen joined the sisters for a meeting with the Princess of Girona Foundation’s (FPdGi) Young Advisory Council at the Archaeological Museum of Empúries. During the session, council members presented their past year's initiatives, which centered on promoting youth role models, supporting emotional well-being, and addressing the impact of new technologies. After reviewing these findings, the Royal Family moved to a viewpoint overlooking the ruins of the Greek city for a group photograph with past award recipients. The day concluded with a luncheon held in the archaeological site's gardens, bringing together the award winners, council members, and the Royal Family.

For her appearance, Queen Letizia opted for a sophisticated Hugo Boss dress, which she styled with a braided nappa leather bag by Massimo Dutti. She complemented the look with Carolina Herrera’s Falling Jasmine stud earrings and a pair of navy wedges from Calzados Picon.

Princess Leonor opted for a sophisticated linen blazer by Mirto, perfectly complemented by a linen pouch from Heimat Atlantica. She completed her ensemble with Calzados Picon wedges, a Moliane ear cuff, and Suma Cruz earrings.

For her look, Infanta Sofia chose a coordinated blouse and trousers from Rivera, paired with comfortable Calzados Picon flat espadrilles and Karen Hallam’s signature ring.

Hosted by President Emmanuel Macron at Place Masséna, the event brought together victims' families, government officials, and institutional representatives to pay their respects.

For the occasion, Princess Charlene wore a blue macramé midi dress from Elie Saab, paired with a Louis Vuitton bag.

The Grand Ducal couple learned about the workings of a beehive and became familiar with the practice of beekeeping. The discussions also highlighted the essential role of bees and other pollinating insects in the reproduction of numerous plant species and in food production.

For this outing, Grand Duchess Stephanie wore a top from Marella with earrings from Christine Bekaert and a clutch from Rafé.

During the ceremony, Princess Leonor handed out the awards to the 2026 winners. They are Gemma Blasco (Arts and Literature), Patricia Aymà (Business), Hatim Azahri Akhnous (Social), Rafael Luque (Scientific Research), Mercedes Bidart (International Business) and José Eduardo Méndez Delgado (International Research).

For the awards ceremony, Queen Letizia wore a Carolina Herrera embroidered cropped top with black trousers.

Princess Leonor wore a suit from Bleis Madrid.

Infanta Sofia wore a matching set from Momonï.

Queen Letizia wore a blue pants suit from Woman Limited with her her Mango black bag. .

Princess Leonor also wore a pantsuit from Woman Limited. She paired this with a bag from Thinking MU and sandals from Sezane.

Infanta Sofia wore a pantsuit from Sezane.

The day began with a private meeting with the Victoria Prize winner at the Crown Princess Couple’s summer residence. Afterward, Crown Princess Victoria, accompanied by Prince Daniel, Princess Estelle, Prince Oscar, King Carl XVI Gustaf, and Queen Silvia, emerged from Solliden Palace to greet the well-wishers who had gathered to sing "Ja Må Han Leva". This tradition has been observed annually since the Crown Princess’s first birthday.

The Crown Princess and her family then took a horse-drawn carriage ride through the city of Borgholm to Borgholm Castle, where the festivities continued. They attended the Victoria Concert, where the Crown Princess presented the Victoria Prize to this year’s winner, cross-country skier Frida Karlsson. Crown Princess Victoria was joined at the concert by her brother, Prince Carl Philip, and his wife, Princess Sofia, as well as her sister, Princess Madeleine, and her husband, Christopher O’Neill.

Crown Princess Victoria wore a maxi dress by Norwegian brand ByTiMo paired with sandals, Maria Nilsdotter earrings, and Engelbert Necklace, and her Miu Miu Bag.

Princess Estelle wore a dress from ByTiMo with dainty earrings and ballet flats.

Queen Silvia wore a matching tweed set from the Parisian label Weill.

Princess Sofia wore a blush pink printed dress from Andiata with her Castaner sandals.

Princess Madeleine wore a new linen dress from Paul & Joe with her Gianvito Rossi sandals.

A crowd of up to 90,000 gathered outside, their voices singing “Alt for Norge” audible through the palace windows. During the reception, King Harald addressed the team, thanking them for the joy they brought to the nation and encouraging them to appreciate the magnitude of their success despite their current disappointment. Following the formal reception, the Crown Prince and his children joined the team out on the Palace Square to greet the public.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra marked the occasion in her mother’s Prada sleeveless lightweight top, accessorized with Dulong earrings and a cross pendant from Scandivv.

They watched as Jannick Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev in four sets to win his second Wimbledon title.

The Princess of Wales went down to the Court after the match to present the trophies and congratulate all staff and volunteers.

The Princess of Wales wore a bespoke Emilia Wickstead dress (with thanks to KateMiddletonStyled) with her Ralph Lauren pumps and her Demellier London bag. She paired the outfit with her LK Bennett hat, her Ralph Lauren sunglasses, her Van Cleef & Arpels earrings, and her Halcyon Days bangle.

Princess Charlotte wore a blue dress with her Ray-Ban sunglasses and a Ted Baker bracelet (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion).

The Princess of Wales watched Linda Noskova defeat Karolina Muchova to win her first Wimbledon title.

The Princess of Wales then presented the trophies to Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova after the match.

The Princess of Wales wore a Roland Mouret dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Tusting bag. She paired the outfit with a Jess Collett hat (with thanks to MiddletonMaven) and her Ralph Lauren sunglasses.

During the ceremony, King Felipe awarded Princess Leonor the Grand Cross of Aeronautical Merit.

Afterward, King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, and Infanta Sofia watched the air and ground parade before taking part in the tribute to those who gave their lives for Spain.

Queen Letizia wore an Adrianna Papell dress (with thanks to Vanitatis) with her Magrit pumps and her Magrit bag. She paired the outfit with her Gold & Roses earrings and her Coreterno ring.

Infanta Sofia wore a Mango dress (with thanks to Vanitatis) with her Magrit flats.

The Grand Ducal Couple greeted the crowds waiting for them in the city center before taking part in several festive events highlighting the traditions, heritage, richness, and cultural diversity of the Éislek region.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo pumps and a Serpui bag. She paired the outfit with her Sézane earrings, her Aurélie Bidermann bracelet, her Cartier watch, and her Chaumet ring.

The fundraising tournament was organized to support eleven of the Prince and Princess of Wales’s charities: Wales Air Ambulance, The Royal College of Paramedics, Shout, Ty Hafan, Forward Trust, Evelina London Children's Hospital, Maternal Mental Health Alliance, We Are Farming Minds, The Passage, Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity.

The Prince of Wales’s team won and the Princess of Wales presented the trophies.

The Princess of Wales wore a Temperley London dress with her Camilla Elphick pumps. She paired the outfit with her Ralph Lauren sunglasses, her Sézane earrings, as well as bracelets by Halcyon Days and Sézane.

Harriet Phillips wore a Beulah London dress with Loeffler Randall sandals (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) and an Anya Hindmarch bag. She also wore her Finlay & Co sunglasses and her Kiki McDonough earrings.

Queen Maxima wore a Zimmermann dress with her Natan sandals and her Glorinha Paranaguá clutch.

Queen Mary wore a Le Coq Sportif t-shirt with a white skirt and Lacoste sneakers. She also wore her Saint Laurent sunglasses and her Louise Grønlykke necklace.

Princess Carina wore a Luis Steindl dress.

Queen Maxima wore her Zimmermann dress with her Salvatore Ferragamo sandals and her Marina Raphael bag.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Beulah London dress with her Penelope Chilvers wedges. She also wore her Monica Vinader earrings and her Loewe watch.

On Tuesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie toured the exhibition “The Nature of Edward Steichen” organized by Lët’z Arles. On Wednesday, she also attended the presentation of the book “Edward Steichen – Nature on stage”.

On Wednesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a bespoke dress made from Dolce & Gabbana fabric with her Toni Pons wedges and her Natan clutch. She paired the outfit with Kroon earrings, her Cartier watch, her Chaumet ring, and her Sézane hair accessory.

On Wednesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Cefinn dress with her Natan clutch. She also wore her Ray-Ban sunglasses, her Cartier watch, and her Chaumet ring.

Infanta Sofia first took part in the comprehensive health education workshop before attending the sustainability workshop “The impact of the invisible in the classrooms” with Princess Leonor.

Infanta Sofia and Princess Leonor also held a meeting with Carlos Magro, president of the Open Education Association, and Siro López, an artist and educator, to mark the start of the Community of Leading Teachers, a national network created to keep the exchange of knowledge alive and to promote collaborative projects during the 2026-2027 academic year.

In the evening, Infanta Sofia was joined by her parents and her sister as she presented the first edition of the Ibercaja Foundation's "Leading Teachers" grants.

During the ceremony, Infanta Sofia made her first official speech. She said: “I believe the teaching profession has a value and relevance that transcends the strategic and reaches the essential. Beyond pedagogical trends or market conditions or needs, beyond whether students pay more attention to some random video reel than to a classroom explanation, beyond the noise (real or imagined), I say, there is a day, in our classroom, in our childhood, that we never forget. […] Many of us believe that yours is one of the best professions in the world, one that should be valued much more, that carries great responsibility, and that sows seeds of hope today. And for that reason, it deserves respect, resources, and full recognition. “

She then presented the five grants rewarding Educational Leadership, Sustainability in Education, Inclusive Education, Educational Research and Knowledge Transfer, and Comprehensive Health Education.

Infanta Sofia first wore her Ba&Sh top with Claudie Pierlot trousers and Calzados Picon shoes.

Infanta Sofia then wore a Woman Limited suit (with thanks to Vanitatis) and her Magrit flats.

Queen Letizia wore a Max Mara suit with Calzados Picon wedges and her Carolina Herrera bag. She also wore her Barbara Goenaga necklace and her Coreterno ring.

Princess Leonor first wore a Zara top with white jeans and her Hugo Boss sneakers. She also wore her Tiffany & Co necklace and her Casa del Jade bracelet (with thanks to Semana).

In the evening, Princess Leonor wore an Easy Wear suit (with thanks to Vanitatis) with Alhamas wedges and an Abbacino clutch. She paired the outfit with her Tiffany & Co necklace and her Casa del Jade bracelet.

Harriet Phillips wore an Emilia Wickstead dress with her Emmy pumps and an Anya Hindmarch bag. She paired the outfit with Finlay & Co sunglasses (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) and Kiki McDonough earrings.

Zara Tindall wore a Rebecca Vallance dress with Emmy pumps and a Strathberry bag. She also wore Finlay & Co sunglasses.

Queen Maxima wore a Johanna Ortiz outfit (with thanks to ModeKoningMaxima) with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Bottega Veneta bag.

The Princess of Wales also heard more about Evelina London's future expansion programme, including a new hospital building and plans to increase capacity for specialist care, diagnostics, surgery and critical care.

The Princess of Wales wore her Suzannah dress with Camilla Elphick pumps. She also wore her Kiki McDonough hoops and Annoushka pendants.

Afterward, King Frederik and Queen Mary walked to Gråsten Castle which will be their summer residence, continuing the tradition.

Queen Mary wore a repeated blazer with an M.A.B.E top, a repeated skirt, and her Chanel flats. She also wore Jennifer Behr earrings and her Louise Grønlykke necklace.

Princess Josephine wore a Ba&Sh blazer with a polka dot skirt and Apair shoes. She also wore an Akua Objects necklace.

Queen Sofia wore a beige suit with her Coach bag and her Luz Camino brooch.

They watched as Norway defeated Brazil 2-0 and qualified for the next round. They went to the locker room afterward to congratulate the team.

Ahead of the game, King Harald and Queen Sonja had sent a message of support to the Norwegian team.

Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit also watched the match at home to cheer on the team.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit wore a grey cardigan with a Norway scarf.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra wore a Krohn suit with nude pumps and her mother’s Aspinal of London clutch. She also wore her Norway scarf.

The award was presented to her by her father, the Duke of Edinburgh, with her mother, the Duchess of Edinburgh, in attendance.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Zimmermann dress with her Penelope Chilvers wedges. She paired the outfit with her Sting Eyewear sunglasses, her Mara Moon earrings, bracelets by Asprey London and Alex Monroe, her Loewe watch, and her Giulia Barela ring.

Lady Louise wore an Hobbs dress with her RAID pumps.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan Couture dress with Aquazzura pumps and a Sarah’s Bag clutch (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale). She also wore her Fabienne Lascar earrings and her Rolex watch.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a navy blazer with her Gabriela Hearst dress, her Penelope Chilvers wedges, and a Strathberry bag. She paired the outfit with her Giulia Barela earrings.

Lady Louise wore a white shirt with a black skirt and her LK Bennett pumps.

This year’s winners are the article “What hurts the most is not uprooting" published in ABC and written by Karina Sainz Borgo for the “Mariano de Cavia” award, Víctor Amela, Ima Sanchís, and Lluís Amiguet for the “Luca de Tena" Award, and José María Gallego and Julio Rey for their cartoon published in El Mundo about the blackout of April 30th for the “Mingote” Award. After joining Queen Letizia in handing out the awards, King Felipe made a speech.

Queen Letizia wore her The 2nd Skin Co dress with her Hugo Boss belt, her Massimo Dutti pumps, and her Aquazzura clutch. She also wore her Coreterno ring.

Queen Maxima wore her Valentino gown with her Gianvito Rossi sandals and her Sarah’s Bag clutch. She also wore H&M earrings.

The Princess of Wales visited The Queue and the ticket office before watching several matches to support British players. She also met with members of the Shine Camera Club, a club which offers a free photography workshop for children aged 9-10 years to help them thrive creatively and develop their confidence.

For this outing the Princess of Wales wore a light blue suit from Gabriela Hearst with her H&M top. She paired this with earrings from Carousel Jewels and her Ralph Lauren Celia pumps. Her personal assistant could be seen carrying her Anya Hindmarch bag and when she sat down to watch a match she popped on her Ralph Lauren sunglasses.

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

Queen Letizia and the delegation then met with various organizations and professionals dedicated to the care of Eating Disorders.

Queen Letizia also went to the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport to bid farewell to the AECID emergency medical team that will be deployed to Venezuela to care for those affected by the earthquakes.

Queen Letizia wore a repeated white shirt with Hugo Boss trousers and her Calzados Picons wedges. She also wore her Coreterno ring.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Penelope Chilvers blouse with her Penelope Chilvers skirt and her Penelope Chilvers boots. She also wore her Sting Eyewear sunglasses, her Giulia Barela earrings, bracelets by Asprey London and Alex Monroe, as well as her Loewe watch. It seems she also carried her Frame jacket.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Folkloore dress with her LK Bennett wedges and her Manolo Blahnik clutch. She also wore her Cartier watch.

Marie Ducruet wore a Sandro dress with her Zara pumps and her Louis Vuitton bag.

Queen Maxima toured the Battery Park with schoolchildren who told her about their projects on sustainable energy. She also learned more about the operation of the power plant and the role of the battery park within the energy system.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan dress with her Natan pumps and a Sarah’s Bag clutch (with thanks to ModeKoninginMaxima).

Prince Oscar wore the Adidas Sweden NT jersey.

The meeting was held on the occasion of the farewell of Thom de Graaf as Vice-President of the Council.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan Couture dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Natan clutch.

Princess Catharina-Amalia wore her Diane von Furstenberg dress with Gianvito Rossi pumps and a Natan clutch.

Princess Charlene wore a Loro Piana dress with brown pumps and Christian Dior earrings.

Prince Jacques wore a navy blazer with jeans and Loro Piana shoes.

Princess Gabriella wore a Christian Dior dress with Mango sandals.

Princess Stéphanie wore her Sandro suit with white shoes and a Prada bag. She also wore her Cartier bracelet.

Princess Sofia wore an ARAKII gown with her Pourchet clutch. She paired the outfit with her Ole Lynggaard earring and her Bigli Jewels ring.

The Princess of Wales wore a Max Mara blazer (with thanks to MiddletonMaven) with her Joseph top, her Joseph trousers, and her Pretty Ballerinas flats. She paired the outfit with her Kiki McDonough hoops and Annoushka pearl drop.

Queen Silvia wore an Emilio Pucci printed shirt with white trousers and Vivaia loafers.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Lexy London dress with Penelope Chilvers espadrilles. She paired the outfit with her Giulia Barela earrings, her Asprey London bracelet, her Loewe watch, and her Sting Eyewear sunglasses.

Queen Mathilde wore her Emporio Armani dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Olga Berg clutch. She also wore her Rolex watch.

The RAMOGE Agreement is an intergovernmental cooperation agreement between France, Italy, and Monaco for the preservation of the marine environment. It was created at the initiative of Prince Rainier III and signed in May 1976.

Princess Charlene wore a Beulah London dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps.

Princess Isabella was supported by her proud parents and her siblings during this festive day.

After the ceremony, Princess Isabella joined her classmates in the traditional truck that Danish students ride in after graduating high school.

Princess Isabella first wore a Reiss dress with her Dulong Fine Jewelry necklace, her Cartier bracelet, and her Cartier ring.

Princess Isabella then wore a burgundy top with shorts, New Balance shoes, and the same jewels.

Queen Mary wore her Zimmermann dress with her Prada sandals and her Chloé bag. She paired the outfit with her Dulong Fine Jewelry earrings, her Louise Grønlykke necklace, her Dulong Fine Jewelry bracelet, and her Celine sunglasses.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan dress with her Christian Dior pumps and her Enamoure bag. She paired the outfit with her Nunu BCN earrings, her Francesca Romana Diana bracelet, and her Rolex watch.

Afterward, Queen Maxima visited the United Nations India office where she attended a roundtable discussion on how Digital Public Infrastructure can strengthen financial health.  

Queen Maxima also met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to share and discuss her findings.

Queen Maxima first wore her Zimmermann dress with her Gianvito Rossi sandals and her LH handmade bag. She also wore her Zara earrings.

Queen Maxima then wore her Natan Couture dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her LH Handmade bag.

Queen Letizia wore her Hugo Boss dress with her Massimo Dutti pumps and her Carolina Herrera bag. She paired the outfit with her Gold & Roses earrings and her Coreterno ring.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a FARM Rio dress with Flabelus shoes. She also wore her Cartier watch and her Chaumet ring.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her Tretorn jacket with a Newhouse top, jeans, and her Merrell shoes. She also wore her Engelbert Stockholm necklace.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra spent the day with the children to see how they live in the camp and joined them in several activities.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra wore an Intropia top, first worn by her mother, with navy trousers and her New Balance shoes. She also wore Tiffany & Co earrings.

Queen Maxima wore her Zimmermann dress with her Gianvito Rossi sandals and her LH Handmade bag.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Lexy London dress with her Jimmy Choo shoes. She paired the outfit with her Sting Eyewear sunglasses, her Adore Jewels earrings, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Loewe watch.

Afterward, the Royal Couple and the Imperial Couple visited Brussels’ City Hall.

In the evening, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde hosted a gala dinner at Laeken Castle in honor of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako.

Princess Elisabeth, Prince Gabriel, Prince Emmanuel, Princess Eléonore, Princess Astrid, and Prince Lorenz were also in attendance. It is the first time the four children of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde have attended a gala dinner during a State Visit.

Queen Mathilde first wore a Christian Dior dress (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with her Christian Dior pumps and a Christian Dior clutch. She also wore her Rolex watch.

In the evening, Queen Mathilde wore a bespoke Armani Privé gown with a matching Armani Privé clutch.

Princess Elisabeth wore a navy gown with the Laurel Wreath Tiara.

Princess Eléonore wore a Safiyaa gown with a Bottega Veneta clutch. She wore a new tiara bought at an auction by her parents.

She spent her first day in Mumbai where she met with Indians from diverse backgrounds to learn about the challenges and opportunities they face when it comes to their financial health.

Afterward, she co-hosted a roundtable discussion with private sector leaders to discuss the use of AI to tailor financial guidance to people's saving and investing needs.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan Couture outfit with her Valentino wedges and an LH Handmade bag.

The Duchess of Edinburgh then visited the Jersey Royal Company and met with representatives of Jersey’s seafood industry.

Afterward, the Duchess of Edinburgh visited Les Écréhous, a network of reefs and islands.

In the evening, the Duchess of Edinburgh attended a reception held at Government House as Patron of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

The Duchess of Edinburgh first wore her Eleventy blazer with her Penelope Chilvers shirt, jeans, and her TOMS shoes. She also wore her Giulia Barela earrings, her Asprey London bracelet, her Loewe watch, and her Sting Eyewear sunglasses.

In the evening, the Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Soler dress with her Jimmy Choo shoes. She also wore her Giulia Barela earrings, her Loewe watch, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Sting Eyewear sunglasses.

Afterward, the Grand Ducal Couple attended the Military Parade.

In the afternoon, Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie attended the traditional Te Deum marking National Day.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie first wore a Claire Mischevani dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and a Manolo Blahnik clutch. She also wore her Cartier watch. For the military parade, Grand Duchess Stéphanie changed into her Sergio Rossi shoes.

At the Te Deum, Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan dress with her Prada pumps and her Prada clutch. She paired the outfit with her Sylvia Martinez hat, her Sézane earrings, her Carolina Herrera bracelet, and her Cartier watch.

The meeting focused on a report on the management, asset, and financial situation of the institution in the last year. A video presenting the activities of the Foundation was also shown.

Queen Letizia wore her Sézane suit with her Sézane shoes and her Magrit clutch. She also wore her Barbara Goenaga necklace and her Coreterno ring.

Princess Isabella was presented with the white cap by her older brother, Crown Prince Christian, after her exam and was congratulated by her parents and siblings.

The family then had lunch with Queen Margrethe to celebrate.

Queen Mary wore an IQ Collection shirt with a Zimmermann skirt, her Gianvito Rossi sandals, and a Palorosa bag. She paired the outfit with Saint Laurent sunglasses, her Dulong Fine Jewelry earrings, her Cartier watch, and her Dulong Fine Jewelry bracelet.

Princess Isabella wore a Flore Flore top with a Meshki skirt and a Palorosa bag. She also wore her Maria Black earrings, her Dulong Fine Jewelry necklace, her Cartier and Ole Lynggaard bracelets, and her Cartier ring.

Princess Josephine wore a Ba&Sh top, Massimo Dutti shirt, Aeyde flats, and her Aaiyu clutch. She also wore Marlene Juhl Jørgensen earrings and an Ole Lynggaard bracelet.

Princess Charlene wore a Max Mara printed dress.

Princess Gabriella wore a Brunello Cucinelli dress.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra wore the Norway National Team kit with her New Balance trainers.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Lexy London printed dress with her Sting Eyewear sunglasses, her Giulia Barela earrings, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Loewe watch.

In the evening, Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie attended the Aubade of Military Music and a large parade of associations on the Eve of Luxembourg’s National Day.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a Natan pink outfit with her Salvatore Ferragamo pumps and a white clutch. She also wore her Chaumet ring and her Cartier watch.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan skirt suit with her Christian Dior pumps and bag. She paired the outfit with her Christine Bekaert earrings and her Rolex watch.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan Couture dress with her Christian Dior pumps and an Enamoure bag (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale). She paired the outfit with her Sézane earrings and her Rolex watch.

Princess Elisabeth a DESTREE dress (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with Giorgio Armani pumps and her mother’s A Bag With A Story clutch. She also wore Carolina Herrera earrings and her mother’s Christine Bekaert cuff.

Princess Eléonore wore a Ba&Sh dress (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with her mother’s Giorgio Armani pumps and Christine Bekaert earrings.

They first attended the Netherlands - Sweden match held in Houston, Texas.

The Netherlands won the match 5-1 and the family met with the team in the locker room afterwards.

Later in the day, King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima, and Princess Ariane attended the Ecuador - Curaçao match held in Kansas City.

For the Netherlands game, Queen Maxima wore a black blazer with a Massimo Dutti top with black trousers and her Marni bag. She also wore a KNVB scarf.

For the Curaçao game, Queen Maxima wore the Curaçao jersey and scarf with black trousers, her Jimmy Choo wedges, and her Marni bag. She also wore her Ray-Ban sunglasses.

For the Netherlands game, Princess Ariane wore a COS top with white jeans and white shoes. She also wore a KNVB scarf.

For the Curaçao game, Princess Ariane wore the Curaçao jersey and scarf with jeans and Adidas sneakers.

Princess Elisabeth wore a Maje outfit (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) with beige pumps and her mother’s Christian Dior bag. She also wore pearl earrings belonging to her mother.

Harriet Phillips wore a Beulah London dress with Manolo Blahnik x Emilia Wickstead pumps and a STOW London bag. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) and Pragnell jewels (with thanks to Hello Magazine).

On Thursday, Princess Charlene attended the cocktail reception held ahead of the start of the race the next day in Viareggio.

On Friday, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene attended the start of the waterbike race which benefits the Princely Couple’s foundations: raising awareness about drowning prevention and water safety for the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation and promoting ocean conservation and the protection of marine areas for the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.

On Saturday, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene were at Larvotto beach in Monaco to watch the end of the race and welcome the seven teams who had undertaken the race. The winning team is the Lionheart team, which set a new record: 1 day and 8 minutes.

On Thursday, Princess Charlene wore an Elie Saab dress with gold sandals. She also wore Tabbah bracelets (with thanks to @RoyalCouturier).

On Friday and Saturday, Princess Charlene wore a polo from her Foundation with white trousers and Vivaia sneakers. She also wore her Christian Dior sunglasses.

They visited the Trial and Data Center, which facilitates clinical research with knowledge and data, and learned more about the collaboration with care centers in Japan and about studies in which children in both the Netherlands and Japan participate.

Queen Maxima wore a Natan Couture outfit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and a Flâneur clutch (with thanks to ModeKoninginMaxima).

Queen Mary wore her Jesper Høvring white blouse with an IQ Collection skirt. She paired the outfit with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Carlend Copenhagen clutch. She also wore jewels from the Ruby Parure.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore her Suzannah outfit with her Jane Taylor hat. She paired the outfit with her Asprey London bracelet and her Patek Philippe watch.

Zara Tindall wore a Claire Mischevani dress with her Emmy pumps and her Mulberry clutch. She also wore a Sally Ann Provan hat, Hector Lion earrings, and her Monc sunglasses.

She spent time with the Hospital Clowns, patients, and staff to learn more about the collaboration between hospital clowns and healthcare professionals to create a safe environment for children, young people, and families in connection with examinations and treatment.

Queen Mary wore a Reiss top with a repeated skirt, her Prada belt, and Anonymous Copenhagen sandals. She also wore her Louise Grønlykke necklace and her Rebekka Notkin cuff.

In the evening, Emperor Nahurito and Queen Maxima visited the Rijksmuseum. During a tour of the Gallery of Honour, they viewed The Night Watch, among other works.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan Couture dress with her Natan pumps and her Valentino clutch.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Suzannah dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Emilio Perera bag. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat, her Garrard earrings, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Patek Philippe watch.

Zara Tindall wore a Rebecca Vallance dress with her Emmy pumps and an Anya Hindmarch clutch. She also wore a Sarah Cant hat , Kiki McDonough earrings, and her Finlay & Co sunglasses.

Queen Mary wore a Zeus & Dione dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Louise Grønlykke necklace.

Queen Mathilde wore a Natan dress with her Giorgio Armani pumps and her Natan clutch. She paired the outfit with Sézane earrings (with thanks to GardeRobeRoyale) and her Rolex watch.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a teal dress with nude pumps and a Rafé clutch. She paired the outfit with Tilly Sveaas jewels as well as her Chaumet ring and her Cartier watch.

Queen Sonja wore a blue dotted dress with Eliot Zed pumps.

Queen Sofia wore her Escada floral printed jacket with white trousers.

In the evening, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima hosted a gala dinner for the Imperial Couple at the Royal Palace.

Princess Catharina-Amalia, Princess Ariane, Princess Beatrix, Princess Margriet, Princess Laurentien, and Prof. Pieter van Vollenhoven were in attendance.

Queen Maxima first wore a Natan Couture dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Glorinha Paranaguá clutch. She also wore her Patek Philippe watch.

In the evening, Queen Maxima wore an Iris Van Herpen gown with her Jan Taminiau shoes. She wore the Stuart Diamond Tiara.

Princess Catharina-Amalia wore her Jan Taminiau gown with the Mellerio Ruby Tiara.

Princess Ariane wore a Safiyaa gown with Queen Emma’s Diamond Tiara.

Princess Laurentien wore her Hardies Couture gown with the Laurel Wreath Tiara.

During the meeting, Queen Letizia heard about the activities of the last year and learned more about the foundation’s projects for 2027.

Queen Letizia wore her Yolanda Guillén dress with her Calzados Picon wedges and her Carolina Herrera clutch. She paired the outfit with her Gold & Roses earrings and her Coreterno ring.

The Princess of Wales wore her Roksanda dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Anya Hindmarch clutch. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat (with thanks to KateMiddStyled).

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Suzannah dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She also wore a Jane Taylor hat, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Patek Philippe watch.

Zara Tindall wore a Leo Lin dress with Emmy pumps and a Emmy clutch. She also wore a Juliette Botterill headband (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion), her Finlay & Co sunglasses, and Hector Lion earrings.

The event brought together leading researchers, health stakeholders, foundations, and decision-makers for presentations and panel discussions on the future of efforts in women's health.

Queen Mary wore her Max Mara suit with a white top and her Gianvito Rossi pumps. She paired the outfit with her Louise Grønlykke necklace.

Queen Mathilde wore her Natan outfit with her Natan pumps. She paired the outfit with her Dries Van Noten earrings and her Rolex watch.

Princess Charlene wore her Foundation’s polo with Ralph Lauren trousers and her Gianvito Rossi sneakers. She also wore her Christian Dior sunglasses.

Queen Silvia wore her Weill pink suit with a white blouse and her Brunate pumps.

During the ceremony, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene presented awards to actors Kurt Russell and Matthew Broome.

Princess Charlene wore a Jenny Packham gown with metallic pumps.

During the evening, King Felipe and Queen Letizia also presented the El Confidencial Investigative Journalism Awards. The National Award was given to La Marea for its report on the surrogacy industry in Spain; the International Award was given to Aristegui Noticias for the Televisa Leaks investigation; the Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Dean P. Baquet, former executive director of The New York Times and winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.

Queen Letizia wore her Dries Van Noten dress with her Magrit pumps and her Magrit clutch. She paired the outfit with her Carolina Herrera earrings and her Coreterno ring.

Harriet Phillips wore a Suzannah dress with Jimmy Choo pumps and her Anya Hindmarch clutch. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat and Pragnell jewels (with thanks to Hello Magazine).

Zara Tindall wore a Rebecca Vallance dress (with thanks to RoyalBritishFashion) with her Emmy pumps and an Anya Hindmarch clutch. She paired the outfit with a Juliette Botterill hat, Kiki McDonough earrings, and her Bulgari sunglasses.

The Dodekalite (Greek for Twelve Stone) is a monument and art project at Kragenæs in northern Lolland. Inspired by the stone circles of the past, the monument consists of 12 granite sculptures, each between seven and nine meters tall. The construction of the Dodekalite began in 2009 and is now complete with today's unveiling.

Queen Mary wore her Harris Wharf London trench coat with her Bagutta shirt, her Joseph skirt, her Etro belt. She paired the outfit with her Chanel flats and her Palorosa bag could be seen in the car when she arrived. She also wore her Orit Elhanati earrings, her Louise Grønlykke necklace, her Dulong Fine Jewelry bracelet, and her Ole Lynggaard ring.

Queen Maxima wore her Natan outfit with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Natan clutch. She also wore her St Erasmus necklace.

Queen Mathilde wore a Zimmermann dress with her Christian Dior pumps and her Voort Studio bag. She paired the outfit with her Gas Bijoux earrings and her Rolex watch.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie wore a printed dress made from fabric from Leonard Paris with her LK Bennett pumps and her Chaumet ring.

The King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Princess Royal, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were in the procession while the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Edinburgh, and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence watched before attending the service.

After the service, the members of the Royal Family left St George's Chapel by carriages.

The Princess of Wales wore a Patrick McDowell bespoke coatdress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Emmy clutch. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat and her Robinson Pelham earrings.

The Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Suzannah dress with her Jimmy Choo pumps and her Valextra bag. She also wore a Jane Taylor hat, her Asprey London bracelet, and her Patek Philippe watch.