King Rama X and Queen Suthida of Thailand are undertaking a four-day state visit to France at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron. Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana accompanies the King and Queen. On June 29, 2026, the King and Queen, together with Princess Sirivannavari, were welcomed by President Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron at the Élysée Palace in Paris.
The state visit marks the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and France, which were established in 1856.
Wow, so cool that both first ladies picked outfits in a very similar colour. Both of them look great - elegant and chic..paired with a hand-clutching warning about the perils of cobblestones and skyscraper heels, lol.
ReplyDeleteThe king's daughter is no member in the slouch department either. Her silver grey top and skirt is stunningly beautiful, and the tailoring on both is exquisite. She looks very attractive.
I don't know if we will get to see either of the visiting ladies in everyday western clothing apart from possible evening banquet gowns, but if we do, I'm sure their choices would be every bit as stylish as their beautiful Thai garments.
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Mr Macron, who was her usssaul stylish self, was simply outstyled by this two Royal ladies. I would love to have just one of these beautiful suits in my cupboard.
ReplyDeleteI hope it’s a typo when you say Mr Macron. Silly speculations have no place here. Or maybe English isn’t your first language, in which case here’s the opportunity to learn: we say Mrs Macron.
Delete21:01 it’s a bit of a silly judgement to call a silly typo a silly speculation. People can write what they like here, as long as they are kind. Why be snarky?
DeleteGreat look for all the ladies. Both the First lady and Queen in matching color outfits, at least party. Waiting for the State dinner the jewels will be breath taking. This State visit is soon after the Pss Bajrakitiyabha passed away, may she RIP. Hope this visit is successful.
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I like Queen's thai outfit, her color matching with Madame Macron.
ReplyDeletePrincess Sirivannavari Nariratana looks out of place tagging along and instagram like poses, surely she is Not the heiress!
Well, the mere fact that the king has taken her along the tour and not her half-brother (and possible heir?) Prince Dipangkorn speaks quite loudly that he might consider her as heiress. Princess Sirivannavari is known for being an influencer type, and very much into fashion and modelling. That is as such no fault, however, when being on a state visit, one should not pose for the press/photographers solo, and then speed up the stairs to be in the group pictures as if that was an afterthought. She made it much about herself, and that is the "small" issue at hand.
DeleteShame we cant see all of the hair jewelry/ornament. Why can't she pose like that?I like it and shows how beautiful she is.
ReplyDeleteThe queen is a beautiful woman. She’s always well turned out, usually decked out in the most jaw dropping jewellery.
ReplyDeleteMrs Macron looks nice.
PS looks pretty in her choice.
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Le roi Rama X a un air moins figé que d'habitude, plus expressif, plus souriant.
ReplyDeleteIt is such a treat to see three royal ladies in such stunning, sophisticated and elegant styles. Wow!!! - Virginia Dogwood
ReplyDeleteThe King's daughter looks very attractive in her ensemble, suits her beautifully, color, style and fit. She is a very beautiful woman, love her earrings.
ReplyDeleteThe Queen looks outstanding. The detail on the sleeves of her beautiful outfit, quite exquisite. I love the color of her shoes, gorgeous shade, and she has my favorite bag, this is so divine! Her bag game is superb!
La reine a dû beaucoup apprécier que madame Macron lui tienne la main pour marcher sur les pavés ; toutes les deux portent d’élégants talons surtout ceux de madame Macron !!
ReplyDeleteQueen Suthida is a beautiful woman. I like her outfit.
ReplyDeleteMadame Macron is wearing a beautiful pink dress. Could it be by her go to designer Louis Vuitton ? The little incorporated belt in the front could be one of his marks.
Do we know what's the age gap between the queen and her step-daughter?
ReplyDeleteSince you are on this site, it is a given that you have access to the Internet and can look up the answer to your question. So, I suspect you already know the answer and really seek to cast some sort of aspersions on someone or some ones.
DeletePrincess Sirivannavari Nariratana needs to stop with the posing. It's a state visit not a Vouge cover shoot.
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