Grand Duchess Maria Teresa opened the District 27 Conference of Zonta International at Abbaye of Neumünster in Luxembourg. Zonta stands for women’s rights. Zonta International is an international service organization with the mission of Building a Better World for Women and Girls, in support of Sustainable Development Goal 5 of the United Nations.
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, in her capacity as President of the Luxembourg Red Cross, attended the traditional ceremony of presentation of medals at the Beim Nessert Cultural Center in Bergem. In the ceremony held for volunteer blood donors of the Red Cross, medals were presented to the blood donors. In total, 132 people were rewarded for their generosity and solidarity this year.
GrD in her best day style, according to her recent choices.
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DeleteGD MT looks lovely, the rich burgundy outfit looks beautiful. Her 2nd ensemble equally lovely.
ReplyDeleteIf GD Maria-Teresa wishes to wear wide trousers, she should stick to dark colors. The pattern of her trousers make her look shorter than she is. Or she should wear slim or straight trousers if she wants to wear them with a bit of a pattern (not too big flowers).
ReplyDeleteLa couleur Bordeaux va magnifiquement bien à Maria Teresa mais pourquoi donc porte t-elle une veste aussi longue car cela casse trop sa silhouette ?! J'aime beaucoup sa deuxième tenue avec le pantalon dont quelques motifs sur le fond de couleur turquoise !
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful smile and the Look is perfect.
ReplyDeleteNice look for MT today. css
ReplyDeleteReally like the burgundy outfit. The pattern on the trousers for the second outfit is overpowering in my view. Otherwise, I like the colours. GD Maria Theresa looks great in both these outfits
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Overall all the outfit looks nice, but wonder why she wore a blouse that is all bunched up under another top garment. It leaves the viewer seeing a messy neckline. Edwina
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