Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden is elegant in a navy blue tweed blazer as she visits a medical company in Frankfurt
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden appeared focused as she visited a healthcare company in Frankfurt earlier today.
The royal, 46, was accompanied by the president of Gentinge, a global medical technology company founded in Sweden in 1904, and its CEO Mattias Perjos.
The mother-of-two looked captivated during the visit, concentrating intently as she looked at an intensive care bed.
Victoria cut an elegant figure for the occasion, wearing a sophisticated navy blue suit with gold buttons. She opted for a matching navy blue high-neck top to complement the look.
She added a touch of glamor to the outfit with a pair of chic gold hoop earrings, which perfectly matched the gold features of her blazer.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (pictured) cut an elegant figure at a medical company in Frankfurt earlier today
Victoria wore her hair in a neat bun for the occasion and opted for minimal makeup.
She carried a lightweight black leather bag over one shoulder, adding a practical look to the outfit.
Elsewhere, Victoria appeared to be interested in a nursing bed for babies, featuring a lifelike model.
Getinge expertly manufactures medical machines aimed at developing and improving people’s lives – with a particular emphasis on intensive care machines.
Victoria was very interested in medical developments and seemed to ask many questions.
It comes after the princess was appointed Goodwill Ambassador of the United Nations Development Program at the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
She joins 17 prominent figures including Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh, Australian singer and actor Cody Simpson, American musician Bob Weir, American actress Connie Britton and Brazilian footballer Marta Vieira da Silva.
The royal positively glowed in a bright orange Zara blazer, layered over a black blouse and flared trousers.
The mother of two wore an elegant navy blue suit for the occasion, complete with gold statement buttons
Victoria was particularly interested in a nursing bed for babies, containing a lifelike model
While Getinge’s visit took place today in Frankfurt, the company was found in Sweden in 1904
The royal mother of two appeared to be interested in the medical equipment that was on display in Getinge earlier today
She wore the statement shawl-collar blazer, priced at £79.99, for the first time to the Global Child Forum in December 2022.
Goodwill Ambassadors are appointed by UNDP to highlight priority development issues, help spread the universal message of human development and accelerate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The mother-of-two elevated her statement ensemble with heeled ankle boots and statement earrings.
Meanwhile, her raven locks were neatly tied into a chignon.
Since 2016, Princess Victoria has been an advocate of the UN’s Global Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to eradicate poverty, fight inequality and curb climate change by 2030.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden has been appointed Goodwill Ambassador of the United Nations Development Program at the Royal Palace in Stockholm
The royal, 46, positively glowed in a bright orange Zara blazer, layered over a black blouse and flared trousers
Victoria joins 17 prominent figures including Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh, Australian singer and actor Cody Simpson, American musician Bob Weir, American actress Connie Britton and Brazilian footballer Marta Vieira da Silva
The mother-of-two elevated her statement ensemble with heeled ankle boots and statement earrings
Since 2016, Princess Victoria has been an advocate for the UN’s Global Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to eradicate poverty, fight inequality and curb climate change by 2030.
In November 2022, she accompanied fellow ambassador Crown Prince Haakon of Norway on a trip to Kenya.
They met with local United Nations staff and UNDP representatives at the UN building in Nairobi serves as the global headquarters of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP).
UNEP and the UN Human Settlements Program (UN-Habitat) are the forces behind a new report on plastic pollution in Kenya released during the visit.
The three-day trip concluded with a focus on Norwegian-Swedish-Kenyan business cooperation.
The new appointment comes after Princess Victoria joined a host of European royals at Prince Christian of Denmark’s 18th birthday gala.
The new appointment comes after she attended Prince Christian’s 18th birthday gala with her husband Prince Daniel, 50, and her 11-year-old daughter, Princess Estelle.
The royal, heir to her country’s throne, looked radiant in a cream Elie Saab dress with a square neckline that showed off her sparkling diamond necklace.
Wearing a pair of diamond earrings and a statement tiara to complete her look, the princess attended the occasion with her husband Prince Daniel, 50, and her 11-year-old daughter, Princess Estelle.
Victoria and Estelle weren’t the only glamorous mother and daughter duo at the gala, with Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, 50, and her daughter Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 19, wearing matching blue dresses and sparkling tiaras.
They were joined by Princess Catherine-Amalia of the Netherlands, 19, and Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, 21.
Catharina-Amalia looked stylish in a hooded dress from Essentiel Antwerp, with her long hair down and pinned with a diamond tiara.
Elisabeth, meanwhile, looked every inch a princess in a cream-colored sleeveless dress from Belgian couture brand Natan, which she paired with matching gloves.
The birthday boy’s mother, Crown Princess Mary, 51, who is married to Prince Frederik, the heir apparent to the Danish throne, dazzled with the diamond tiara she wore on her wedding day in 2004.
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, whose half-century reign makes her Europe’s longest-serving monarch, is not to be outdone by the younger royals. She turned heads in a bright red dress and the Pearl Poire Tiara.