Showing posts with label Queen Mathilde. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queen Mathilde. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 May 2019

22nd April-28th April 2019

Monday 22nd April

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends the King's Troop Royal Artillery Horse Show.

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Tuesday 23rd April

Emperor Akihito of Japan visits his father's mausoleum

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King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain present the Spanish Literature Award

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Wednesday 24th April

Sophie, Countess of Wessex visited the RAF Wittering and opened the new Centenary Play Park. In the evening The Countess attended the Bobsleigh and Skeleton gala dinner.

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Crown Princess Mary of Denmark opens the Danish Science Festival

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King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain host a lunch for Literature World members

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Thursday 25th April

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attended the ANZAC Day Service at the Auckland War Memorial.

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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester attended the ANZAC Day church service at Westminster Abbey.

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Princess Anne, Princess Royal opens the new UK Hydrographic Office.

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King Philippe of Belgium visited the Domota factory

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Queen Mathilde of Belgium presented the Baille LaTour Prize for Health.

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Charlotte Casiraghi of Monaco attends the 34th International Festival of Fashion and Photography in France.

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King Felipe of Spain visits the Armilla Air Base.

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Queen Letizia of Spain presents at a literature awards ceremony.

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Friday 26th April

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge undertook a number of visits in Christchurch, New Zealand in relation to the attacks on the Mosque last week.

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King Philippe of Belgium along with Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of Brabant visited the Brussel Firefight and Training Centre.

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Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan attend the Midori Academic Prize awards ceremony.

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Charlotte Casiraghi attends day 2 of the 34th Festival of Fashion and Photography in France.

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Sunday 28th April

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex handed out prizes at the London Marathon

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Princess Beatrice of York competed in The London Marathon



Friday, 12 October 2018

Highlights of Belgium June 2018-October 2018

The governor general of Australia, Peter Cosgrove visited Belgium in late June. Queen Mathilde showed off the Wolfer's Necklace Tiara. This particular tiara was owned by King Philippe's late aunt, Queen Fabiola.

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The Belgian royal family also treated us to their summer holiday photo shoot. The stunning royal family spent late June in Villers Abbey, an ancient Abbey in Belgium.

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The beginning of July say King Philippe and Queen Mathilde travel to Russia to watch Belgium play France in the FIFA world cup.

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On July 21st Belgium celebrated their National Day. This was attended by The Royal Family, as well as Princess Astrid and Prince Lorenz of Belgium and Prince Laurent and Princess Claire, the siblings of the current monarch.

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On the 1st of September the royal children of Belgium, like all other kids returned to school. King Philippe accompanied his younger son Prince Emmanuel to school on his first day back. Prince Emmanuel began 8th grade this year.

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Later in September we saw the heads of six German speaking countries attend a conference in Switzerland. This was attended by King Philippe and Queen Mathilde as head of Belgium.

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Saturday, 28 April 2018

Fashion Friday!!!

There were a lot of stunning clothing choices this week, there were also some that weren't so great. Let's take a look at the fashion choices this week.

We'll start with Queen Mathilde of Belgium;

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Oh Queen Mathilde! What were you thinking with the orange pants suit? Whoever dresses you should be fired. You look like you just walked out of prison! The second outfit is much nicer. I love the colours, and the red pumps are a great addition.

What about Crown Princess Mary of Denmark? Let's see if she fared better than our Belgian Queen.



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Princess Mary's pink outfit for the hospital opening is cute. It suits her colouring and is great for a day time event. I think it might be a bit childish, and would give it about a 6/10. I really like the outfit she wore to the Science Museum. Simple white bell bottoms, black top and a navy jacket. It looks great and she's dressed for the occasion, knowing that she'll be sitting on the ground playing with little kids. Princess Mary must be digging pink this week as she is sporting a pink top in the third picture. I like the rainbow skirt, it's something a little different. It shouldn't work with the top, but it does.

Next on parade we have Queen Rania of Jordan.




I love both these outfits! Princess Mary, please take notes. This is how pink should be worn. That pink and white ensemble is stunning. The blue dress is also really nice, the addition of black flats is nice and breaks the colour.

Over in Monaco Princess Charlene attended the tennis and wore this outfit

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She's got a bit of a sailor look going on here with the stripes, navy blue and red heels. It looks good though, and comfortable. Just what you would want to wear at a day of tennis. The bright red lipstick and matching shoes makes the outfit and adds a bit of oomph to the outfit. Nice look.

Not far away in Spain Queen Letizia never fails to stun in her outfits. Her sense of style is almost effortless and rarely wrong.

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We saw the lovely Queen of Spain in a number of outfits this week let go one by one;

1). The first outfit is what Letizia wore to greet the President of Portugal. It's a nice outfit, maybe a little drab. Then again she is meeting a dignitary. I love the subtle change in shade of her shoes. The outfit certainly suits her.

2). In the evening Queen Letizia wore the blue dress with polka dots. I like this for a gala evening as it reminds me of the night sky. It suits the Queen and matches her husband's sash, as well as complimenting her own. It's not to over top either, I think it works well for this event.

3). The black number is cute. Simple, yet effective. The pattern on the skirt gives it something extra as does the curl in her hair. Good choice.

4). I love Letizia's jump suit! It's a vert modern fashion choice, yet it's business like and works for presenting literature awards. The sling back shoes are cute and work nicely.

5). This last outfit is one of my favourites. I think the colour is stunning and suits Letizia. The floral patterns are gorgeous. It's a pretty outfit, casual, yet formal at the same time.

In The Netherlands Queen Maxima was channeling her inner genie with this outfit.

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The colour suits Maxima, but the outfit is not her best. It looks like over sized pyjamas. Sorry Maxima, you struck out.

In Sweden Princess Sofia wore this stunning outfit;

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I think this is a dress every girl would imagine a princess wearing. Sofia looks stunning in this black dress with A line skirt. The only change I would make is maybe do something with her hair, or add a coloured clutch. Something to break all the black.

Finally we reach the United Kingdom. With the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting taking place we got to see a lot of different fashion choices from various royals. We'll look at the UK in two parts. The first being during the week, and the second dedicated to the fashion at Queen Elizabeth's 92nd birthday concert.

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1). Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall donned this comfortable looking Grey dress. It's age appropriate and dances the line between casual and not so casual. I give my tick of approval.

2). Meghan Markle has been criticised a lot for her fashion choices as a member of the royal family. This one in particular was noticed as she i). draped her jack over her shoulders, which is a messy look, ii). wore a over the front bag rather than a clutch and iii). Once inside took off the jacket which is a no-no for Royals. In addition to this people have stated the outfit itself was just simply inappropriate. My opinion, I like it. She is attending a youth conference and this outfit is youthful. It might not be traditional, but it's cute and playful which is what she wants the youth to see.

3). With her hair out and growing long Sophie, Countess of Wessex is almost unrecognisable. The Queen's daughter-in-law usually favours an up do. The dress is pretty and well suited for a visit to the Botanical Gardens. Nothing wrong here.

4). Another Meghan Markle ensemble. This time she kept the jacket on, though still no clutch. I love this outfit, it's simple and pretty. It also looks like a dress anybody could wear rather than something completely unattainable by the average person. Good job Meghan!

Now on to what was worn at the birthday bash!

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1). Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall wore this striking purple dress. The colour is absoloutely gorgeous. The black heels and necklace make the dress stand out.

2). Meghan Markle went with a simple black dress and navy blue shoes. Perfect for the occasion, though I thought she would've worn something that stood out a bit more. My guess is she didn't want to take the attention away from The Queen and the other royal family members.

3). A cure outfit from Princess Eugnie of York. Maybe a touch to casual for the event. Nonetheless I like it and she looks great.

4). Lady Louise Windsor, the teenage granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth. A simple navy blue dress with nude heels. Perfect for the event and shows she has a sensible dress choice. She looks lovely, and lady like.

5). Sophie, Countess of Wessex looks stunning in this pants ensemble. The scarf gives it some colour and dresses it up. I wouldn't have expected something so daring of Sophie, but she is rocking it.

6). A simple silver dress from Princess Anne, The Princess Royal paired with black heels. I think it looks nice, and it works for a concert, but I think she could've added a bit more glitz and glam.

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7). Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester looks stunning. The metallic Red-Orange dress just stands out and takes control of the room. I would've gone with black shoes, but the nude ones The Duchess is wearing are fine as well.

8). Marie, Princess Michael of Kent looks lovely in a black dress with a knee high split. The wide cardigan gives it a dressier look. Classic black & white, works every time.

9). Finally, Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy. She is absoloutely adorable. I love the top I think it's a beautiful colour. Unfortunately The outfit together doesn't match

Tuesday, 25 April 2017

Tiara Time!!!

It's Tiara time!!! There were three Tiara events recently. In Spain, In The Netherlands and in Denmark. 

22nd February - Spain 



Queen Letizia of Spain wears the Fleur de Lys Tiara. This one dates back to 1906 and probably ranks 3rd in the importance of Spanish tiaras. I think the tiara is just too big for her. Letizia is tiny and should've gone with a smaller tiara. In addition you kind of lose her in the black dress. I would've given her something a bit more colourful to wear.

27th March - The Netherlands



Queen Maxima wears the Diamond Bandeau Tiara, The Tiara is not so old, and dates back to 1937. Maxima wears it every now and then. I think Maxima looks beautiful. I love her dress and the pattern. The tiara is a good choice, as it's quite subtle. The First Lady of Argentina is not royal so she won't be wearing a tiara, so a smaller tiara is quite appropriate.

28th March - Denmark. 


L-R:  Crown Princess Mary wearing the Ruby Parure Tiara. This is one of her favourites. It dates back to 1804 and is one of the eldest in the Danish Collection. It is Mary most frequently worn tiara.

Queen Margrethe II wears the Pearl Poire tiara. This one dates back to 1825 and is also one of the eldest in the collection. It also happens to be Margrethe's favourite tiara.

Queen Mathilde wears the Nine Provinces Tiara in all it's glory. Usually Mathilde just wears the base. This is the second eldest, but most important tiara in Belgium's collection.


Another shot of Mary in the Ruby Parure. I love the simplicity of her dress, the gold is stunning and the red ribbon works beautifully with the tiara. Just stunning!


Not a fan of Princess Marie's dress. She is wearing what looks like (it's hard to tell) the Diamond Floral Tiara. The tiara is owned by Princess Marie and she wears it most frequently of her two tiaras.

Sunday, 29 January 2017

What Happened Thursday 26th January 2017

The United Kingdom 


Prince Charles of Wales attended a reception for the Anglican Centre

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was invested as honorary Liveryman of the worshipful company of plumbers

Prince Harry of Wales visited the Running Charity at Depaul Hostel

Prince Andrew, Duke of York met with Crown Prince Haakon of Norway in London

Princess Anne, The Princess Royal viewed aids to navigation work at the Corporation of Trinity House

Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester attended a lecture on Mayan Art by the British Mexican Society



Belgium 


King Philippe and Queen Mathilde met with members of NATO and SHAPE


The Netherlands 


King Willem-Alexander opens the construction of a new dairy laboratory


Norway 


King Harald V and Queen Sonja meet with the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

King Harald V and Queen Sonja host a luncheon for members of the diplomatic corp

Crown Prince Haakon is in London and meets with Prince Andrew, Duke of York and opens the Norwegian Classroom in London 

Spain 


King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia host a reception for Spain's diplomatic corps


Sweden 


King Carl XVI and Queen Silvia open the Royal College of Music's new campus

King Carl XVI Gustaf meets with the President of Estonia

King Carl XVI Gustaf attends Storuman Municipality Day 

Queen Silvia presents the Scholarship Awards from Queen Silvia's Jubilee Fund for Research on Children's Disabilities 

Friday, 20 January 2017

Happy Birthday Queen Mathilde!!!


Happy Birthday to Queen Mathilde of Belgium!!! Today the Queen of the Belgians turns 44 years young. Queen Mathilde is married to King Philippe of Belgium. 

I wish the Queen many happy returns of the day and many, many more. I hope she has a wonderful day. If you'd like to read more about Queen Mathilde just click on her name.

What's Happening Thursday 19th January 2017

The United Kingdom 


Queen Elizabeth II has tea with the Sandringham branch of the Women's Institute 

Princess Anne, The Princess Royal visits Farms for City Children in honour of their 40th Anniversary





Belgium 


King Philippe and Queen Mathilde are in Davos, Switzerland attending the World Economic Forum

Denmark 


Crown Princess Mary visits a baby research institute in Copenhagen, Denmark

The Netherlands 


Queen Maxima is in Davos, Switzerland attending the World Economic Forum

Norway 


King Harald V holds audiences with the ambassadors of Iraq, Rwanda, Czech Republic and Switzerland

King Harald V meets with the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Spain 


King Felipe VI presents credentials to ambassadors from Poland, Peru, Nicaragua, Bulgaria, Vietnam and India

Thursday, 12 January 2017

What's Happening Thursday 12th January 2017

The United Kingdom 


Princess Anne, The Princess Royals visits The Neue Schule Limited

Princess Anne, The Princess Royal opens a new Equine Hospital in Yorkshire

Princess Anne, The Princess Royal attends the North Yorkshire and East Riding Rural House Enabler conference

Belgium 


King Philippe and Queen Mathilde host a reception for the Belgian Diplomatic Corps and their spouses

King Philippe meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Luxembourg 


Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa attend the Feast of the Epiphany

Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa meet with German Chancellor, Angela Merkel

Monaco 


Pierre Casiraghi appears on the front cover of L'Umo Vogue

Norway 


King Harald V and Queen Sonja meet with the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Crown Prince Haakon attends the official opening of 'Cubator centre for creativity and innovation'

Crown Prince Haakon attends a committee meeting for the European Surfing Championship



What Happened Tuesday 10th January 2017

Belgium 


King Philippe meets with the US Ambassador to Belgium

King Philippe swears in Belgium's new attorney general at the court of Cassation

Queen Mathilde conducted a round table with various Belgian NGOs

King Philippe attended the viewing of the remains of Minister of State, Luc Coene

Luxembourg 


Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa met with the Prime Minister, Bureau Chamber of Deputies and The Government in honour of the New Year

Spain


King Felipe VI attends the 7th annual Spain Investor's Day

King Felipe VI flew to Portugal and attends the funeral of Alberto Lopes Soares, former Portuguese President

Queen Letizia attended a meeting of the Spanish Association Against Cancer 



Thursday, 8 December 2016

What's Happening Thursday 8th of December 2016

The United Kingdom


Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne, Princess Royal attend meetings and a luncheon for the Fishmonger's Society

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex attends a dinner for the Duke of Edinburgh Award

Sophie, Countess of Wessex attends a Carols Service at St Paul's Knightsbridge

Sophie, Countess of Wessex visits the Awareness Foundation 

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends the Awards Ceremony for the Worshipful Company of Saddlers

Princess Anne, Princess Royal hosts a reception for the Not Forgotten Association

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends an MS Society dinner

Princess Alexandra, Honourable Lay Ogilvy attends the New bridge Foundation Christmas Concert

Belgium


King Albert II visits the Auto Museum in Brussels

Queen Mathilde participates in the presentation of Project Miriam

Princess Astrid, Archduchess of Austria-Este is in Texas, USA on an economic mission

Denmark 


Prince Joachim presents the 2016 CSR People Prize for Social Responsibility 

Jordan 


Queen Rania attends a conference about 'Women on the Front Line'

Luxembourg 


Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa officially open the Light and Sound Show

Monaco 


Princess Caroline of Monaco and Hanover and Princess Alexandra of Hanover attended Chanel's Parade of Crafts

The Netherlands 


King Willem-Alexander presents the Erasmus Prize

Norway 


King Harald V, Queen Sonja and Crown Prince Haakon meet with Secretary General Minister of Foreign Affairs

King Harald V meets with new ambassadors from Morocco, Vietnam, Cuba and Iran

Queen Sonja meets with members from the Society of Preservation of Ancient Norwegian Monuments 

Sweden 


King Carl XVI Gustaf attends the World Scout Foundation Regal dinner


Wednesday, 30 November 2016

Tiara Time!!!

As many of you might know from reading my 'What's Happening' segments we have been lucky enough over the last two days to see a meeting of royals. I love it when the Royals meet up because it's like a big party. In particular I enjoy seeing royals who enjoy spending time with the colleagues.

Between the 28th-30th November King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium made a state visit to The Netherlands. They have of course been spending the majority of their time with their counterparts, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima. As two of the young royal couples in the world (the others being King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain and Prince Albert II & Princess Charlene of Monaco, but as Prince Albert has been ruling since 2005 I often forget about him) they seem to really enjoy each others' company. I imagine they have a lot in common, the first as I mentioned being young royals. Both King Albert II of Belgium and Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands abdicated in 2013. Both couple have the challenge of keeping their young families out of the spotlight and raising them as leaders of the world. Not to mention that both couples have as their heirs, a Little Princess. King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima's heir is their eldest daugher Princess of Orange, Catharina-Amalia and King Philippe and Queen Mathilde's is their elder daughter Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of Brabant.

On the 28th of November, to welcome the Belgian Royals a state dinner was held. It was attended not only by the two couples, but we saw Princess Beatrix as well as Prince Constantijn and Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands and Princess Margriet. Tiaras were worn by all five royal ladies much to my excitement. Let's take a look at what they wore;


Here they all are in an official photo from the state banquet. At the back we have Pieter van Vollenhoven (the wife of Princess Margriet), Princess Margriet, Prince Constantijn and Princess Laurentien. In the front we have Queen Mathilde, King Philippe, King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima and Princess Beatrix. I just wanted to point out the difference in dress between Mathilde and Maxima. Maxima stands out in that beautiful red and gold ensemble. She's all about the flare. Mathilde reminds me of a Disney princess. She looks beautiful, pretty in pink, but it's a simple taste. Now on to the tiaras.


We'll start with the hostess, Queen Maxima of The Netherlands. She's chosen a very regal look for the evening with all the rubies and red. There's no mistaking that she is The Queen. Maxima is wearing The Mellerio Ruby Tiara. It's an interesting choice as it's one of the oldest and most important tiaras in the very extensive collection of tiaras owned by the House of Orange. It dates back to 1889 and was first worn by Queen Emma. It's a tiara set aside solely for use by the Queen. I've only ever seen her wear it at weddings. I think it's a big compliment to Philippe and Mathilde that she chose such an important tiara (or she's showing them who's boss).


Our other leading lady of the night, Queen Mathilde of Belgium. Unlike Maxima, Mathilde has chosen a very clean, pure look. The only jewellery other than her tiara are those lovely pearl eaarings and her brooch. Mathilde doesn't have as many tiaras to choose from as Maxima, but like her counterpart she has opted with one of the most important in her collection. Queen Mathilde is wearing the Nine Provinces Tiara. It dates back to 1926 and like Maxima's tiara is only worn by the Queen or wife of the King (Princess Lilian). It was first worn by Queen Astrid of Belgium. What's special is, when Mathilde does wear it she usually only wears the base. For example earlier this year in May she wore it to a gala dinner with King Abdullah II and Queen Rania of Jordan, but wore only the base. For this state dinner in The Netherlands she has worn the whole tiara and it looks amazing. Tiara's talk, and this says a lot as with Queen Maxima's choice. It shows a lot of respect for their hosts and how close their friendship really is (or she's trying to one up Maxima).


Next on our list is Princess Margriet's tiara. For those who are unaware, Princess Margriet is the aunt of King Willem-Alexander and younger sister of Queen Beatrix. Margriet's dress is so classy and really pretty. Some of the older royals, Queen Silvia for example have a great sense of style and Margriet is included high on that list. Princess Margriet chose to wear the Pearl Button Tiara. It's a very special choice for her as it was her wedding tiara. The tiara belongs to King Willem-Alexander, but he's obviously lent it to his aunt on this occasion. I like that she chose this and not the Emerald Parure as she only just wore that last week whilst she was in New York. It's nice to mix it up a bit. For Margriet to wear the Pearl Button is a huge compliment to the Belgian guests. Whilst it's not one of the more important tiaras it was also Queen Maxima's wedding tiara and has been worn at a number of royal weddings. The tiara has a lot of sentimental value and I think it's a good choice and speaks volumes of the close relationship between The Netherlands and Belgium.


Here we have Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands. Laurentien is the wife of Prince Constantijn, brother of The King. Laurentien chose to wear the Queen Emma Diamond Tiara. It's quite a special piece as it's an old one. It also gets shared around a lot which means it's got a lot of sentimental importance.


Lastly we have Princess Beatrix, the matriarch of the group and former Queen of The Netherlands. I like that Beatrix chose a small tiara so as not to draw attention to herself. I think it's a beautiful message allowing the next generation to have the lime light. Beatrix chose the Dutch Diamond Bandeau tiara. I really expected something a bit more from her since everyone else wore something with meaning. This tiara isn't very old, dating back just to 1937. It's also been worn by many royals from Beatrix to Maxima to Beatrix's sister Princess Cristina. I think Beatrix should've gone possibly with The Antique Pearl Tiara or perhaps The Ruby Peacock.

I hope you've enjoyed Tiara Time this time round. I look forward to the next one. Stay turned because in about 11 days we'll see the Swedish Royal family break out their tiara for the Nobel Prize dinner!!!

What's Happening Wednesday 30th November 2016

The United Kingdom 


Prince William, Duke of Cambridge visits Bombardier Transportation UK

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attends the Tusk Conservation Awards

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge visits Rolls Royce

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge visits Padley Centre

Prince Harry of Wales is in Barbados 

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex is in Latvia

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends a conference at the Royal College of Physicians 

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends a conference at Moredun Research Centre

Princess Anne, Princess Royal attends the Team GB Ball

Prince Edward, Duke of Kent hosts a lunch at Buckingham Palace

Belgium 


King Philippe and Queen Mathilde are on a state visit to The Netherlands

Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko host a reception in honour of the President and First Lady of Singapore

The Netherlands 


King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima host King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium

Norway 


Crown Princess Mette-Marit participates in 'Librarian for a Day'

Crown Princess Mette-Marit hosts a luncheon for Norwegian Literature Abroad and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Sweden 


King Carl XVI Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel meet with the Minister of Foreign Affairs

King Carl XVI Gustaf holds  a number of audiences

King Carl XVI Gustaf visits a recycling plant

King Carl XVI Gustaf attends the WWF Ambassador's Dinner

Queen Silvia attends the Scholarship Award and Silvia Master Academy Day

Prince Daniel has a board meeting for the Crown Princess Couple's Foundation