Queen Mathilde of Belgium turns 51! Europe's royal family looks chic in casual winter wear as she poses for new official portraits to mark her birthday
The Belgian royal family released two new portraits this weekend to mark Queen Mathilde's 51st birthday.
The royal family took over Instagram to share news that Mathilde, the first native Belgian queen, celebrated her special day yesterday.
The royal appeared in good spirits as she posed for the cameras at the Royal Domain of Laeken, the official residence of the Belgian royal family in Brussels.
And the mother-of-four delivered a typically stylish display in her new portraits.
Mathilde paired a £120 'Maree' Dobby quilted gilet from Baleno Clothing Europe with chocolate corduroy trousers.
The Belgian royal family shared two new portraits of Queen Mathilde on Saturday on the occasion of her 51st birthday
She added a touch of glamor to the outfit with a pair of £55 'Gabrielle' resin earrings from Sezanne, the same pair the Princess of Wales wore to a polo match in 2019.
Taking to Instagram, the royal household posted the post with the caption: 'Congratulations to the Queen! She's celebrating her 51st birthday today!'
Mathilde smiled as she looked at the camera in the photos, taken at the beautiful location of the Royal Domain gardens, opposite the Japanese Tower in Laeken, Brussels. Belgium
The mother of four posed for the cameras in the gardens of the Royal Domain, in front of the Japanese Tower
She opted for a natural makeup look, complete with a hint of blush on her cheeks.
The second image offered a full shot of the royal family, and she posed casually with one hand tucked into her pockets as she kept her gaze to the side of the camera.
It comes after Queen Mathilde of Belgium made a stylish appearance at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos last week.
Queen Mathilde of Belgium gave a stylish performance at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos last week
The Queen descended on the prestigious financial event in an elegant, wine-colored two-piece set.
The forum, held annually from January 15 to 19, is expected to attract the biggest names in world banking, as well as economic leaders and a host of royals.
The Belgian royal family was spotted arriving at the Belgian home in Davos, Switzerland, without her husband, King Philippe.
She was pictured chairing a roundtable meeting wearing a red high-neck blouse with long sleeves and puffed sleeves.
She wore a pair of red straight-leg pants and a pair of black leather platform shoes to match.