| On July 12, 2019, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Prince Felix of Luxembourg attended the opening of the new water treatment system built by Mörbylånga municipality for the purpose of providing drinking water to the inhabitants of Mörbylånga municipality and meeting increasing water need. The water treatment system was build by APATEQ that is a Luxembourg based company. The new waterworks has a daily production capacity of 4,000 cubic meters of drinking water. (Crown Princess Victoria wore a floral print top and skirt by Rodebjer.) |
Rodebjer Irmaline Top and Skirt
Wow! Really nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteThey are far (?) relatives , right ?
Glad to see them.
Très joli ensemble corsage/jupe dans un imprimé fleuri très frais joliment ceinturé... Toujours aussi charmant le prince Félix ; la princesse Claire nous manque beaucoup !!!
ReplyDeleteThat dress makes me dizzy. 🥴
ReplyDeleteLooked better in a tropical location but not a working day to open a treatment plant!
ReplyDeleteCP Victoria is in a lovely summer frock. Not sure I like the earrings, but it was something she chose and her hair is off her shoulders and neat and tidy in her traditional style. Great look Victoria.
ReplyDeleteCould be a nice dress with a different design.
ReplyDeleteSkol Vicky! Du bis etwas ganz Besonderes! Das Kleid gefällt mir sehr gut und ich wusste gar nicht, dass diese Schutzüberzieherschuhe so kleidsam sein können. Wichtiger Meilenstein, das mit dem Wasser. Wir sollten natürlich nicht so viel davon für Klamotten verplempern, aber das ist ein ganz anderes Thema...
ReplyDeleteDashing Prince Felix, even with the blue plastic shoe-covers!
ReplyDeleteThere´s a hippie-vibe about that dress. It can work well in casual settings with the right styling (open hair, flat shoes, picknicking in the park or at a summer night barbecue...), but I don´t like it for official purposes where men wear suits. I don´t think this type of dress can be styled formally.
ReplyDeleteI don´t dislike the print, I actually find it pleasant albeit busy, but I think any print is too much when it´s all-over, with long, wide sleeves especially. Too much fabric, can hardly see the person. Would have been too much even with a less busy print.
-Vanessa
CP Victoria looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI generally don't like her choice of florals, but I really like this maxi-dress love the bright greens, she is like a ray of sunshine amongst a sea of non color, I also like the modern earrings, good size for her simple hair style, and neutral enough as not to compete with the dress.
ReplyDeleteNow here's a pair I'd never think to see together!
ReplyDeleteBoth of them look good and are nicely dressed...but I'd prefer the shoes to have been green, though the blue works quite well....lol! ;)
P. Felix is very well dressed. That suit is cut perfectly for him - not too tight, but still a modern slimmer fit. And the trousers are the perfect length. I like the dress on CP Victoria too, although I think it has a more “garden party” vibe than this occasion warrants. She certainly looks happy though. (V.M.)
ReplyDeleteI love Princess Victoria's botanical dress;it looks so vibrant;anything but boring,a good environmental statement.She is such a hands on princess.
ReplyDeleteShe is so overrated. Least stylish royal.
ReplyDeleteMette Marit, Mathilde and Victoria are not style icons.. But Victoria used to have better style and she really seems to love her job. Some royals with perfect style, Letizia for example, seem so cold and stiff.. Both outfit and attitude can make a person look good.
DeleteIt’s my understanding that her job is not to be a style icon. She is preparing to take the crown after her dad. Funny how nobody talks that William and Haakon are not style icons.
DeleteWell said Lassie!
DeleteA lovely look for Victoria - summery, pretty dress. I think the maxi length makes it slightly less formal so perfectly in keeping with event (judging by what I can see the other women wearing). I love the print on her.
ReplyDeleteEin traumhaft schönes Kleid und die wilden, natürlichen Blumen passen ganz wunderbar zu dieser wilden, natürlichen Prinzessin. Gut gemacht !
ReplyDeleteEine richtige Sahneschnitte der Felix 👍
ReplyDeleteWhere are the earrings from? Anybody knows? Thanks from Anne
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