Crown Princess Victoria Presents the 2026 Baltic Sea Prize to Henrik Svedäng

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

On 15 September 2026, Crown Princess Victoria attended the 2026 Björn Carlson’s Baltic Sea Prize ceremony at Operahuset in Stockholm. The prize was presented by the Crown Princess to Associate Professor of Marine Ecology Henrik Svedäng of the University of Gothenburg. Henrik Svedäng was awarded the prize for his pioneering research in marine ecology, fisheries science and ecosystem-based management.

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

The prize was established by the Björn Carlson Baltic Sea Foundation to recognise and facilitate initiatives that contribute to a healthier Baltic Sea. The prize is awarded annually to researchers or other individuals who, through research, the dissemination of knowledge or policy work, have made significant contributions to the Baltic Sea’s environment.

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

Crown Princess Victoria presented 2026 Baltic Sea Prize at Operahuset in Stockholm. Zara suit

Crown Princess Victoria wore Zara Collection Wool Straight Blazer Straight Leg Flowing Trousers in Light Blue
Zara Wool Straight Blazer
15 Comments
  1. Anonymous16/9/26 08:18

    Viktoria is the best young roylalty.

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    1. Anonymous16/9/26 14:01

      She is! My very favorite…

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    2. Anonymous16/9/26 17:57

      You know why .....She is very humble unique simple and beautiful.....

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    3. Anonymous17/9/26 15:44

      Princess Charlene is next.
      <3

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  2. Anonymous16/9/26 08:22

    Beautiful suit on Victoria. The color and fit suit her very well.

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  3. Comme chaque année, Victoria ressort cet élégant tailleur bleu pâle en même temps que les boucles d'oreilles qui me font penser à de délicates plumes !

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  4. Anonymous16/9/26 10:47

    Happy to be totally on the positive side. Power suit good, cut good, length good, colour good, top good and there is a little necklace too which is good too. Earrings as usual on the voluminous side, perfect for her sleek working bun (that I love, so much better as hair everywhere). And she is fit as fit can be, if we can trust the photos. Adorable.

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  5. Anonymous16/9/26 10:58

    Always love Victoria’s blue for water and ocean events. This blue is very lovely for her post-summer tanned skin. I’m ever so glad she did not wear the suit as the marketing model wore it ( I fail to understand how the design house thinks that styling makes it look attractive?!). But the flowers! The flowers are out of this world beautiful. I wonder where they ended up. Congratulations to Hendrik Svedäng who looks quite moved by the prize.

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  6. Anonymous16/9/26 10:59

    Crown Princess Victoria is a beautiful princess.The light blue suit matches her natural colors wonderfully.

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  7. Anonymous16/9/26 15:00

    Perfect fit, colour, jewelry, flowers are gorgeous.

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  8. Victoria could teach a class on 'How to wear a suit' !!!
    Beautiful fit, perfect length(I detest the trend of pant hems dragging in the dirt!🙄!!!)and lovely accessories.The long earrings are fabulous next to her updo!
    Well done!
    The gorgeous flowers and her smiling face are bonuses❣️

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    1. Anonymous16/9/26 18:45

      I’ll sign up for the class!

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  9. Anonymous16/9/26 22:32

    Agree! Lyra

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  10. Oh, I love this pantsuit. This would have to be one of my favorites of all the pantsuits I have seen her wear. Beautiful style, shape and fit, the color is sublime. I like the blouse accompanied, brilliant overall.

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