Princess Margriet of the Netherlands attended the celebration of the 5th anniversary of the Onky Donky House of the Onky Donky Foundation in Rhenen. The Onky Donky Foundation aims to provide support to children aged between three and twelve years old.
Une princesse qui a beaucoup de charme - Joli l'imprimé de sa robe à la longueur idéale pour sa silhouette juste à la hauteur du genou ; avec son petit blazer blanc et ses sandales croisées, c'est parfait - Elle sait faire preuve de beaucoup d'empathie ; j'aime bien la photo où elle a l'air très à l'écoute de la petite fille à sa gauche !
ReplyDeleteTulipe33, I agree on all points.
DeleteJe trouve que la longueur de sa robe devrait se terminer juste en dessous du genou. Avec des panty's d'été très légers et des chaussures bleu marine ou noir elle aurait été encore plus élégante (cfr. la princesse Benedikte du Danemark). MJ
DeleteGreat to see the lovely Princess Margriet. Agree with MJ that the dress needs to be a little longer. I'm not sure that the strappy sandals are a great look--in the last photo it looks as if her feet are overlapping the sole of the shoes. Minor quibbles because it's great to see her.
DeleteFirst, I love the name of this house. She looks great. Very flattering outfit, well tailored and stylish. But the most important is she and the kids seem to be enjoying the day!
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Well said, Chel. I've always liked Margriet a lot, I think she is a lovely lady. And quite popular and appreciated in the Netherlands.
DeleteI would call this print an exploded leopard, which is too fun on a royal! Yes Chel, the name of this house is really silly and fun. The kids must love saying it as much as they love visiting. ~d
ReplyDeleteI feel the dress was too short, and not wearing stockings was not appropriate, but it's my opinion. :) Looks like everyone was having fun. cami
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