On Monday 12 April, Crown Princess Victoria participated in Generation Pep's webinar on this year's Pep Report. The Pep Report 2021 was released on April 7. This year's report shows that the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has affected the psychological state of children and young people negatively.
The Pep Report 2021 also shows that only two out of ten children and young people reach the World Health Organization's (WHO) recommendations on physical activity, which is an average of 60 minutes per day. It looks worst among the older children. The Pep Report is one of the most comprehensive reviews of children's and young people's health in Sweden.
Qu'elle est jolie Victoria dans ce corsage blanc très léger aux manches délicatement ajourées/brodées et volantées ; je trouve qu'une petite échancrure en forme de V aurait donné plus d'allure - J'aurais aimé mieux voir son petit collier !
ReplyDeleteI like very much her blouse and probably the rest as well. I also like very much the hair clip, to me it provides a much better structure of the hairdo than the traditional bun, more modern, better balanced etc..
ReplyDeleteI agree.
DeleteWhat a nice blouse she is wearing!
ReplyDeleteI hope she has recovered completely from her covid-infection.
That´s a lovely blouse. Feminine and delicate but not too frilly. And the simple styling - simple pearl earrings, hair up, neutral black trousers (?) - is well done.
ReplyDeleteI usually don't like white blouses or shirts at all. You immediately look chalky, wobbly and, in the worst case, piggy-colored.
ReplyDeletePrincess Victoria has made an excellent choice here, however. The romantic blouse seems to be woven from somewhat coarser cotton and the white embroidery and small pleats and decorations make her body look feminine, her face contoured and her complexion pale due to spring or corona, but not in any way bloated.
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