While green is not a colour I associate strongly with Crown Princess Victoria, there are two headpieces in this hue to be found in her millinery closet:

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Designers: both are unknown
Introduced: July 2, 2011; Oct 3, 2017

The texture on the seafoam calot is both unique and interesting (I suspect the colour changes with movement) but my favourite here is the dark green ribbon flower piece Victoria added last fall. The darker shade is really lovely on Victoria and the scale and placement of the piece works beautifully with her go-to chignon- it reminds how successfully a small headpiece can bring that little extra bit of presence and pinache to a daytime working royal ensemble. Both of these pieces have only been worn once and I hope we see them repeated.

Photos from Mark Piasecki via Getty and Stella Pictures

While we don’t see Crown Princess Victoria wear many hats or headpieces, there are a handful of blue designs to be found in her millinery closet that I thought we’d peek at today:

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Designers: both are unknown
Introduced: May 30, 2010; August 30, 2014

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Designer: Philip Treacy; unknown
Introduced: May 17, 2015; Mar 14, 2017  

It’s an eclectic mix of styles we see here – a feathered headpiece, straw fascinator, lavishly trimmed button percher and sleek Garbo. Seeing this quartet together makes me wonder if a less severe hairstyle might aid Victoria’s millinery style, giving more balance to her overall look when she wears a hat?

Photos from Stella Pictures; Ragnar Singsaas via Getty; Kungahuset.se; and Rex/Shutterstock