King Filip and his children visited 'In search of Utopia' exhibition
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King Philippe of Belgium, his children Crown Princess Elisabeth, Prince Gabriel and Prince Emmanuel visited "In Search of Utopia" exhibition consisting of more than 80 works of art at Leuven Museum (M - Museum Leuven) in Leuven.
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I like the way the royals are dressed. Its nice to see how they look in non-formal clothing. Also it's an interesting contrast to the clothing in the paintings. The boys look like they would rather be somewhere, anywhere, else, lol.
Nothing against an informal look. But both colors of the jumpers are not good on the boys and this double row golden button admiral style jacket with a turtle neck jersey underneath is so outdated - this is what a french playboy actor would wear in the sixties. You can dress down and still have a sense of color and style.
I had to laugh at your reference to a "French playboy actor", Beth! You have a point (but I think it might have been a cravat rather than a turtleneck).
I like the way the royals are dressed. Its nice to see how they look in non-formal clothing.
ReplyDeleteAlso it's an interesting contrast to the clothing in the paintings.
The boys look like they would rather be somewhere, anywhere, else, lol.
Ah but noblesse oblige, n'est-ce pas? The 3 'kids' can't really bring themselves to smile, must be boring as hell for them.
DeleteNothing against an informal look. But both colors of the jumpers are not good on the boys and this double row golden button admiral style jacket with a turtle neck jersey underneath is so outdated - this is what a french playboy actor would wear in the sixties. You can dress down and still have a sense of color and style.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at your reference to a "French playboy actor", Beth! You have a point (but I think it might have been a cravat rather than a turtleneck).
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