Scandinavian chic! Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden exudes glamor in a festive red outfit and faux fur coat as she visits Stockholm harbor with Prince Daniel and their children on Christmas Eve

Crown Princess Victoria cut a stylish figure today as she visited the customs office at the Stockholm Värtahamnen port terminal in Sweden.

Princess Victoria, 46, showed off a vibrant red outfit that she has worn a number of times since December 2019.

The mother-of-two wrapped herself up against the cold in an oversized faux fur coat and chunky ankle boots.

She beamed upon arrival at the port terminal, accompanied by her husband Prince Daniel, 50, daughter Princess Estelle, 11, and son Prince Oscar, 7.

Victoria expertly styled her outfit with statement gold hoop earrings, while her brunette locks were pulled up into a chignon.

Princess Victoria was first spotted in the striking scarlet ensemble, which included a peplum jacket and pleated skirt, as she picked out a Christmas tree in 2019.

Today she wore it over a black turtleneck, with a narrow waist belt and chunky ankle boots to complete the winter-ready look.

Princess Estelle, who looked happy to attend the family engagement, followed her mother’s example by wearing a faux fur coat and lace-up boots.

Meanwhile, Prince Oscar was dressed in a puffer coat, woolen hat and rubber boots.

His father, Prince Daniel, looked dapper in a sleek navy blue suit, paired with a stylish turtleneck sweater.

It comes after the Swedish royal family donned dazzling jewels and elegant dresses to attend the Nobel dinner in Stockholm.

Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Princess Sofia, Prince Carl Philip, King Carl Gustaf XVI and Queen Silvia looked regal at the King’s Nobel Dinner.

The heir apparent, 46, stunned in a black and white dress with a full skirt with a floral appliqué pattern, a black belt at the waist and a white bodice with cap sleeves. Her husband, Prince Daniel, looked sharp in a tuxedo jacket and white tie.

Victoria was accompanied by her husband Prince Daniel, 55 (pictured left) and children

The mother-of-two wrapped herself up against the cold in an oversized faux fur coat and chunky ankle boots

Victoria beamed as she arrived at the Stockholm Värtahamnen port terminal in Stockholm, Sweden on Christmas Eve

Princess Estelle (left), who seemed happy to attend the royal engagement, followed her mother’s example by wearing a faux fur coat

Prince Oscar, who was dressed in a puffer coat, enjoyed petting a dog

Princess Victoria wore her red co-ord over a black turtleneck and added a slim waist belt and chunky ankle boots to complete the winter-ready look

The royal family of four looked stylish as they visited Stockholm’s Värtahamnen harbor terminal

Victoria was joined by her husband Prince Daniel, 50, daughter Princess Estelle, 11, and son Prince Oscar, 7

Princess Estelle wore a crew-neck sweater and tweed miniskirt with cream opaque tights

Princess Estelle kept the cold at bay in a beige faux fur coat, black leather gloves and chunky ankle boots

Meanwhile, Princess Sofia, 39, dazzled in a ruby ​​red dress with a bardot neckline and a full skirt. She wore her thick brunette locks down and in loose curls, and accessorized with a glowing tiara.

The King and Queen were elegant in equally smart outfits, with Silvia opting for a floor-length silver dress with long sleeves and adorned with silver metallic beading.

King Carl Gustaf’s dinner follows the Nobel Prize ceremony held in Stockholm last night.

Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden laughed the night away as she enjoyed the Nobel Prize banquet with some of the world’s brightest minds after the ceremony.

The Royal 46 appeared in high spirits as she sat between leading physicist Pierre Agostini and renowned chemist Moungi Bawendi – both of whom received this year’s respected prize in their respective fields – at dinner in a stunning metallic mauve dress.

She seemed to enjoy their company, chuckling and smiling during the conversation.

The eldest child of King Carl

A dainty selection of food items were presented at the tables, which were decorated with vases containing colorful bouquets.