This year marks the 100th anniversary of Japan-Turkey diplomatic relations. To commemorate the occasion, Crown Prince Fumihito and Crown Princess Kiko are making an official visit to Turkey to attend various events. Prior to their departure for Turkey, they were bid farewell by their daughter, Princess Kako, at their residence in the Akasaka Estate, Tokyo.
On December 5, Crown Prince Fumihito and Crown Princess Kiko will attend a ceremony in Istanbul commemorating the 100th anniversary. On December 6, they are set to visit the Istanbul Modern Art Museum, where an exhibition by a Japanese artist is currently being held. On December 7, they will visit the Kaman-Kalehöyük archaeological site in central Turkey, where the late Prince Mikasa directly contributed to excavations.
Beaucoup d'élégance du couple princier héritier ainsi que de la princesse Kako qui est ravissante dans cet ensemble délicatement ceinturée ; nouveauté un peu plus tendance dans ses chaussures camel !
ReplyDeleteThey all look adorable in colour and models. Esp the tayloring is so precise. And love the handbag of Kiko
ReplyDeletePrincess Kako is looking marvellous (the type of shoes are my only - however small - complaint) in that peplum dress. Love it!
ReplyDeleteMy same thoughts as well.
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DeleteI do not agree with your comment about the shoes of Princess Kako. They are quite normal shoes with a little heel and the cognac color is still fashion. They match the color of her dress. Although I never have been a fan of peplum dresses, this one is looking rather good. The beige tweed aspect is very nice. It looks like Princess Kako is climbing slowely but surely out of the fashion style of the 60s.
Both the mother and daughter look lovely. I especially like Kako's tweed-looking outfit. It's very elegant and she does it justice. Beautiful.
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The Peplum dress, oh she looks superb, what a beautiful dress.
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