On Thursday 27 August, Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg visited the city of Biarritz, located in Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France. There, the couple visited a fashion show, where designer Anelore presented her most recent collection, inspired by Japanese kimonos. Grand Duchess Maria Teresa wore a silk kimono-style jacket by Anelore & le Rêve.
While in Biarritz, the Grand Duchess said that she has started to love the French town over the past two years and how it would be possible for her and her husband to have a normal life here. Although there might always be a few people who may recognise them in the streets, she praised the level of privacy that exists in Biarritz. The couple later announced that they had purchased an apartment near the sea, which they describe as "a secret escape just for the both of us".
Anelore silk kimono-style jacket
Quelle merveilleuse idée pour le couple grand-ducal que d'avoir acheté un appartement à Biarritz, ville que j'adore car j'ai souvent l'occasion de descendre sur la cote-basque ; superbe la grande-duchesse dans cette veste-kimono en soie dans des teintes très douces !
ReplyDeleteNice jacket indeed, it suits her perfectly. As usual I don't like the hair style, and the hearings are too big for her IMV.
ReplyDeleteEveryone looks here happy , relaxed and fit .
ReplyDeleteI love this on her. The kimono is a beautiful colour and a nice fit, not too voluminous for her petite stature. I like her choice of the lacy camisole underneath too. (V.M.)
ReplyDeleteI'm out of step here then as I am not a fan of the jacket--it's too shiny and even pyjama like for my taste. Good to see them out and about though
ReplyDeleteI may be in the minority here, but I think the Grand Duchess's kimono styled jacket looks like a bed jacket, and her lacy camisole looks like lingerie.
ReplyDeleteThe Grand Duchess looks very well groomed. I like the fit of this jacket, it suits her perfectly.
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