On the evening of April 22, 2026, Princess Lalla Khadija, Princess Lalla Meryem, and Princess Lalla Hasnaa, accompanied by Madame Brigitte Macron, attended the opening of the Royal Theatre of Rabat (Grand Théâtre de Rabat) in Morocco. Launched in 2014 at the initiative of King Mohammed VI, the project is located in the heart of the Bouregreg Valley, alongside the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
Everyone looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow, Brigitte Macron is looking so beautiful in her burgundy dress. Her hair is more blond this time. I prefer this haircolor for her.
ReplyDeleteI also like the golden embroidery on the grey-blue caftan of the Moroccon princess in the 1st picture.
Yes, Brigitte Macron is looking so beautiful
DeleteOh goodness, the traditional gowns are breathtaking in their beauty, such gorgeous gowns, colors, and fabric. They look elegant and stylish. The jewels are perfectly chosen.
ReplyDeleteMadame Brigitte Macron, looks beautiful. The close up of this gown (I enlarged photo) is beautifully crafted. Up close her makeup was perfectly done, as was her hair, I loved the up style with the neckline of this gown. The fit is perfect, her clothes always are perfectly tailored to her shape, marvelous to see. The color suits her and is gorgeous shade.
I dont know which princess it is but prefer the outfit to the one with the pink underlay complimenting the embriodered silver/grey dress.irridescescent silk ?
ReplyDeleteBrigitte at her best! Beautiful gown, hair, and makeup...you go, girl!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree, fabulous
DeleteThe blue satin gown with gold embroidery is absolutely luscious!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange set of photos, perhaps there are others. But in these photos I’m seeing way too many men watching women who are dressed to the nines but (except for one) don’t look happy at all about it. Does anyone have more context on what they were doing and who they are? (Obv I know of Mme Macron!)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 06:53, I agree in every point!
DeleteAgree, they are all looking very ernest, as if this is not a festive occasion.
DeleteI agree! The fabrics are beautiful but why are they so glum? Maybe bored? I wonder what the performance was … maybe tragedy? I prefer fresh lightness in expressions, fabrics and theatres… this feels heavy and unhappy to me? But as you say it can just be what was captured in one second and not reflect the evening!
DeleteAgree! Amazing fabrics, but a heavy mood. The ladies sit so separately, and have a team of men watching (security?). Does not look that enjoyable.
DeleteI agree. Maybe they were bored waiting for something?
DeleteThey could be body guards but I am only guessing. Maybe the men and women cannot sit in the same box at the theater according the islamic laws ?
DeleteTout est pourtant expliqué dès la première ligne du texte...
DeletePerhaps they are security
DeleteIt's not easy to take a group photo, hence not 100% smiling. Perhaps the men are bodyguards. Chris
DeleteMadame Macron looks perfect this time too, very elegant in her gown, and hair up and back is always good. To the Moroccan princesses: yes, a lot of masterfully embroidered silk, wow. But I am very sorry to find that I am unable to discover style, namely, to differentiate between a precious table cloth and a gown made of the same precious fabric. Both are used to afford complete coverage, and here, the belts are the only design elements I can perceive. Madame Macron's gown is very simple too and covers everything, but the cut and the design allow for her to show that she is a woman with the corresponding forms.
ReplyDeleteMagnifiques toutes ces princesses ; je n’oublie pas madame Macron dont le look est parfait !
ReplyDeleteToo much frou-frou, exaggerated sleeves and embellishment. Too over the top for my taste. But it could be a cultural thing in Morroco. I do like Brigitte's elegant hairstyle.
ReplyDeleteGli uomini sono le guardie del corpo delle principesse reali e della première Dame
ReplyDeleteFor clarification: The lady in the black Kaftan is Lalla Hasna, the lady in the gold and cream Kaftan is Lalla Meryem, and the one in the blue and gold Kaftan is Lalla Khadija. The latter mentioned Princess is the daughter of King Mohammed VI and Princess Lalla Salma (divorced), the former two are the King's sisters (aunts to Princess Lalla Khadija). Mme. Macron looks very elegant as well. The Kaftans worn by the Moroccan Princesses are exquisite, of course.
ReplyDeleteMme Macron est toujours élégante
ReplyDeleteLa jeune femme est Lala Khadija la fille du roi et les deux autres sont les sœurs du roi.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking outfits. Brigitte Macron looks stunning in the burgundy gown.
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