Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, appeared today in her element when she led parties for the 2027 Tour de France launch in Edinburgh Castle.
Prince Edward's wife attended the event on Wednesday in the historic monument where it was Unveiled that the UK will organize the big departure of both the Tour de France 2027 and Tour de France Femme.
The 60-year-old looked essential in a Max Mara Custodi Double Breasted Cream Jacket with a wide collar and a single length of zoom.
Under the stylish jacket she wore a pale lemon dress from Beulah London – probably a nod to the iconic yellow color that represents the bicycle race.
The mother of two wore her beautiful blond hair in a stylish, so that a few loose strands could frame her face.
She combined the ensemble with a set of wedggen from Maddox snake skin, accessory with a set of geometric silver earrings.
Sophie was depicted rays when the news was announced and reaching hiking to clapping while she stood next to the equally excited minister John Swinney who was also present today.
The news is likely to cause delight with British cyclists, because the first time that both men and women have come to the same nation outside of France in the same year.
Sophie was depicted rays when the news arrived and reached out to blows while she was standing next to the equally excited Minister John Swinney (right) who was also present today
After the announcement, racing director Christian Prudhomme (left left) presented a delighted looking Sophie with her own yellow Jersey for the Tour de France
It is not the first time that the UK has seen elements of the world -famous race, with Great -Britain previously organized parts of the route four times before, in 1974, 1994, 2007 and 2014.
After the announcement, racing director Christian Prudhomme presented a delighted looking Sophie with her own yellow Jersey for the Tour de France.
During the event, the Royal was seen chatting with the British track athlete and five times Olympic champion, Dame Laura Kenny.
Elsewhere she seemed to share with the retired racing races, Mark Cavendish.
The mother also spoke with a group of budding young cyclists, all of whom were seen with the well -known bright yellow colors that were identified with the famous breed.
The Tour de France of the Heren 2027 will start in Edinburgh, with further details for both the events for both men and women who are expected to be announced later in the year.
Six phases of the bicycle event will be spread over Scotland, England and Wales, each with three for the races for men and women.
The project includes a partnership between bodies such as British Cycling, UK Sport and the UK, the Scottish and Welshe governments, which all three have promised to make money available to supplement private financing.
The 60-year-old looked essential in a Max Mara Custodi Double Breasted Cream Jacket with a wide collar and ankle length zoom
The mother of two wore her beautiful blond hair in a stylish, so that a few loose strands could frame her face
The Royal Military Edinburgh Tattoo Massed Pipes and Drums during the 2027 Tour de France Launch Event
The Royal also talked to the British BaanAtleet and five times Olympic champion, Dame Laura Kenny
Sophie depicted with Mark Cavendish (left) and Christian Prudhomme (center)
Elsewhere she seemed to share a joke with the retired racing cycles, Mark Cavendish, Mark Cavendish
The race is expected to last millions, with construction on the road for the three English phases in 2014 that have reached an estimated 4.8 million.
When it was the turn of Scotland in 2023 to organize the UCI Cycling world championships, an estimated one million people transferred paving for 11 days of bicycle action.
After the exciting announcement, Edinburgh Castle in Geel was lit on the occasion of the occasion, with pyrotechnics and smoking displays that create a dramatic background for the official announcement that both races will be organized in the UK.
Sophie was one of one of a number of officials who were present on the announcement, with several of official bicycle bodies there to record the exciting news.
Employee was Tour de France General Director Christian Prudhomme, the prime minister of Scotland, John Swinney and the British culture secretary Lisa Nandy.
In addition, the British Cycling Chief Executive Jon Dutton and Tour de France star Sir Mark Cavendish were all today in the castle of Edinburgh to celebrate the historic moment.
They were also accompanied by a group of young cyclists, Scottish pipers and dignitaries from all over England, Scotland and Wales.
The Prime Minister of Scotland, John Swinney, said: “It is a great honor to welcome the Tour de France in Scotland. We know that it is one of the most iconic and inspiring competitions in the sport, and that Scotland offers the perfect stage for large events. '
The mother also talked to a group of budding young cyclists, all of whom were seen with the well -known bright yellow colors that were identified with the famous race
After the exciting announcement, Edinburgh Castle in Geel was lit on the occasion of the occasion, with pyrotechnics and smoking displays that create a dramatic background for the official announcement that both races will be organized in the UK
De Koninklijke talked to Prime Minister John Swinney on Wednesday
Cultural secretary Lisa Nandy added: “Organizing the Tour de France Femmes for the first time will be a historical occasion and inspire the next generation of female cyclists while we support our mission to split barriers for women and girls to become more involved in sport.”
It comes after the Duchess visited a Christian charity that supports families in the UK and the whole world.
Last month, Sophie visited the Mothers' Union in Chelmsford to celebrate his 150 -year anniversary and to find out more about the English for Women project.
The mother of two broken glamor with a monochromatic black ensemble, consisting of an appropriate blazer and stylish V-neck top.
She formed her golden locks in soft, step -by -step curls and complimented her fair appearance with gold earrings and thin hanging chain.
Sophie blinded with a full makeup look and put on a sleek cat eye with a golden shine on her lid. She ended the glamorous look with a fight of pink pink lipstick.
The Duchess, who has recently become patron of Mothers' Union, has learned about her new initiative that wants to help integrate non-English-speaking women into the community by splitting language barriers.
The alone-feminine sessions try to support people who have fled a conflict or challenging situations by building up their English-language skills, and to broaden their understanding of British culture through small conversations.
Pattern of the charity are seeing Sophie follow in the footsteps of her mother -in -law, the late Queen Elizabeth.
