King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel paid a one-day official visit to Pau, France on Sunday to celebrate the Bernadotte Dynasty’s bicentenary.
The Swedish royal amily posed with Mayor of Pau, Francois Bayrou, in front of a portrait of Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte who was born in the French city and 200 years ago, became king of Sweden and Norway under the name Karl XIV Johan
While Queen Silvia did not wear a hat, Crown Princess Victoria topped her garnet dress with a matching silk floral headpiece in shades of rosy cordovan-brown and deep claret. She wears the autumnal hues well and I adore how the headpiece was chosen to coordinate with the dress rather than perfectly match. Victoria’s go-to choice of floral headpieces at many hat-wearing royal events sometimes feel underwhelming but the substantial scale and interesting layers of colour and texture on this one makes it work well for her and the layers of colour and texture make it an interesting on
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Agreed with HatQueen about the colors, which complement both the dress and her hair so well. These floral pieces look much more sophisticated than her bows.
I love Victoria’s whole outfit.
Countess Marianne Bernadotte was also there wearing a floral headpiece
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Do you think that Crown Princess Victoria does her own hair for events like these? It is a thought I have had for a while since it seems to be her go-to look, and often doesn’t look quite as polished as when she wears a full hat or is at a more formal event. I can’t decide if this is because a more formal event just requires a more polished look so they style is tailored to that or if it is because it is for those events that she employs others to help her get ready.