| On 14th July, the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in Whitehall took place. King Philippe and Queen Mathilde attended the annual Belgian Remembrance Parade at Horse Guards Parade in London. On this occasion, The King and the Queen laid a wreath at the monument. Afterwards, The King and the Queen met with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle in London. The Belgian Parade in London has takes place annually since 1934 on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day. |
Natan Dress
Both of Mathildes outfits are lovely and she wears them well.
ReplyDeleteQueen Elizabeth looks fresh and cool in those colours. Three dignified royals.
Wow, absolutely loving what Mathilda is wearing.
ReplyDeleteIncredible Mathilde! If a dress was made for you, this is it. And I covet those shoes.... yummmmmm
ReplyDeleteWow Mathilde! Love both dresses!
ReplyDeleteSophisticated and elegant.
ReplyDeleteDe geboren jonkvrouwe d'Udekem d'Acoz, Hare Majesteit Koningin Mathilde van België, geloof me, zeldzame klasse!
ReplyDeleteja, adel herken je.
DeleteVery wonderful couple of Prince Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium
ReplyDeleteOh, what an event only shortly after the Belgian team beat the english one for the third place in the worldwide football championship!
ReplyDeleteMathilde looks wonderful. And so does Queen Elizabeth!
BTW Philippe is handsome also!
With no doubt Queen Mathilde exudes elegance and warmth.
ReplyDeleteMathilde looks like a real queen, I love both outfits!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dress on queen Mathilde, birh ladies look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteQueen Mathilde chose Natan to meet her Majesty and she wears it very well.
ReplyDeleteClassic colours blue and white look fresh and open for a good together, think so.
Both dresses very pretty. She looks great!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet anything the Queen was much more pleased hosting Philippe and Mathilde than 'you know who' the day before. Class vs thrash.
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DeleteP.S. I´m not Anon 8:42
Deletecouldn't agree more (it's not hard to imagine how differently the two respective conversations went and which one her majesty enjoyed.
DeleteAlso, I understand the two queens share a joint interest in classical ballet and it is reported that often their conversations migrate towards this shared passion for arts (i'll leave it to others to figure out what shared interests her majesty may have with the others... maybe American history - in particular that time when the Canqdians burned down the White House... :) lol ):
What shamefully nasty, snide comments. Btw, this is a fashion blog.
DeleteIt's great to see Belgium's Royals with our Queen at Windsor Castle!
DeleteGreat to see Belgium's Royals with our Queen at Windsor Castle!
DeleteThank you Jane Chantal. (I am a new Anon to this thread.) There are so many nasty comments day after day. Let's compliment the Queen for her extraordinary diplomacy in every situation. And she does it in style.
DeleteBoth of Mathilde's outfits are lovely but I do especially love the dress she wore at Windsor. Queen Elizabeth is wearing a pretty dress and looks very happy to receive her guests.
ReplyDeleteQ Mathilde looked great in both dresses never seen the one she wore for the parade,very lovely.The dress she wore meeting Q EII I believe was from Natan.Very nice work.Big smiless on their faces.
ReplyDeleteGabriella, did her Majesty tell you that in person???
ReplyDeleteQueen Mathilde's first outfit is very striking. She wore a hat similar to the one she's wearing now only a different color to match her outfit. These hats
ReplyDeleteare perfect for formal occasions or slightly less formal occasions.
The Queen looks lovely as always.
Beautiful Mathilde! This time her dresses fit perfectly and are the perfect length. Maybe she switched designers. If so, she should drop Natan and never look back.
ReplyDeleteQueen Mathilde wores Natan this time.
DeleteLove the second frock Mathilde is wearing, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteMuy elegant Matilde elle avec charme
ReplyDeleteIt was during the match against England. The king and queen were having tea with queen Elizabeth at Windsor castle when someone came and told them the Belgians won. The king told so himself when the Red Devils were received at Laeken castle.
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