| On the second day of her official visit to Bolivia, Princess Mako visited the National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore (Musef) in La Paz, Bolivia. The museum contains more than 30,000 cultural items and one of the largest document collections in the country. Princess Mako also met with members of the Japanese community in Bolivia. Princess Mako is currently in Bolivia for an official 5 day visit. |
Pretty colour, but the dress seems a bit big on her, and the sleeves look like an afterthought. Not her best look. (V.M.)
ReplyDeleteLovely look on Mako, a little bit modern too.
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of this color or dress. The shape and color do not suit her.
ReplyDeleteWaar kan je nog zo een antieke outfit vinden en die schoenen maken van Mako een oudere dame.
ReplyDeleteA very nice look for Pss. Mako today.
ReplyDeleteshe looks nice in this dress, it's a quite modern dress, not such old fashioned very formal stuff that they often wear in Japan
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty dress! I love the pastel color (reminds me of orange sherbet), the soft fullness of the sleeves and the subtle darker-to-lighter “ombre” effect on them. Another day of spot-on fashion for Mako.
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