Crown Princess Victoria attended the opening of the Sami Parliament

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

On September 1, 2021, the Sami Parliament's solemn opening of the eighth term took place in Lycksele - or Liksjuo as it is called in Ume Sami, and was attended by Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden. On May 16, the Sami people cast their votes for the people they want to see as their elected representatives. These 31 members gathered in the opening to start the eighth term of the Parliament.

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

The Sami Parliament is both an elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag (Parliament) recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in Sweden.

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

Princess Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress. Sami traditional clothing

The Sami Parliament is both an elected parliament and a State agency. Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress

The Sami Parliament is both an elected parliament and a State agency. Victoria wearing a replica of traditional Kola Peninsula Sami dress

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  1. Wow! Så vackert!

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  2. These traditional clothes are exquisite! So beautiful!

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  3. Lovely. Just lovely.

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  4. Yes to keeping nice traditions !

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  5. What a wonderful dress, the colors and the style are perfect. It suits CP Victoria so well. Great that she is participating in this important event.

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  6. What a wonderful dress, the colors and the style are perfect. It suits CP Victoria so well. Great that she is participating in this important event.

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  7. What a wonderful dress, the colors and the style are perfect. It suits CP Victoria so well. Great that she is participating in this important event.

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  8. What a beautiful outfit. Gorgeous shade of blue. The Princess looks brilliant in such a strong colour, a great improvement on the pastels and pales she's worn over the summer. Lovely

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  9. Magnifiques toutes ces couleurs ; originales chaussures traditionnelles faites à la main partiellement en cuir ; c'est peut-être une impression mais elles ne doivent pas être très pratiques à enfiler !

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  10. Anonymous1/9/21 17:42

    Gorgeous!

    Dancer

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  11. One of her best outfits for a long time - that blue shade is perfect on her. But above all, this is for a good cause. A humble opinion from a Swede.

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    1. Hellen that's what I was wondering - are the Sami getting more recognition in Sweden now? I know at one time they were not being treated very well.
      Thanks.

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  12. Now here are the strong and vibrant colours some posters were asking for!
    CP Victoria looks always great in traditional dress.
    But please do something with your hair!

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  13. Anonymous2/9/21 02:05

    Who said fashion site are superfluous? And only for those who have nothing better to do! I beg to differ. So many traditional events that draw more attention to history than sartorial choices. Nothing to comment on this outfit but to say such remarkable traditions. Lovely in every single way

    CH

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  14. Anonymous3/9/21 04:09

    The traditional outfits were beautiful with such bright colors. CP Victoria looked lovely. jj

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