On 15 September, Princess Benedikte received 19 schoolchildren from the town of Tasiilaq on Greenland's east coast and 20 schoolchildren from Gentofte municipality at Christian VII's Palace. The group of Greenlandic students from Tasiilaq School are currently on exchange program in Denmark and they live with Danish families in Gentofte municipality.
The children's visit to Amalienborg is a long-standing tradition that began when the Princess was patron of the Gentofte Greenland Committee.
Its always a bonus to see Pss Bene and this is no exception. She looks well groomed and elegant. Her light grey and pink ensemble looks pretty and feminine.
ReplyDeleteThe ethnic necklace is lovely on Princess Benedikte's grey dress. The jewel looks like the jewels of certain Indian tribes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice gesture by Princess Benedikte to wear the necklace which matches the headband worn by the beautiful girl in picture no. 3 who held the hand of her friend. I love the combination of the pink sweater and gray sheath. She looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteVraiment superbe très classe ; beaucoup de goût comme d'habitude chez la princesse Benedikte qui a su associer les couleurs tout en faisant un petit clin d'oeil au Groenland !
ReplyDeleteWhy does she wears gloves indoors
ReplyDeletein the castle ?? Chr.
Nice neckless. She always does her best. Great to see. css
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