On 21 October 2026, Crown Princess Victoria visited Riga, the capital of Latvia, to attend the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Future Leaders Academy at the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga. Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs welcomed the Crown Princess and accompanied her throughout the day. Together, they visited the National History Museum.
In the evening, Crown Princess Victoria attended a reception hosted by President Edgars Rinkēvičs at Riga Castle. For the daytime engagements, Crown Princess Victoria wore a two-piece outfit by Andiata, consisting of a bouclé blazer and a matching bouclé skirt. For the evening reception, she wore a patterned square-neck crop top by Malina.
Andiata Raya Boucle Blazer and Kity Boucle Skirt
Malina Annie printed square neckline crop top
The boucle blazer and skirt looks stylish and comfortable. Suits the Crown
ReplyDeletePrincess very well.
I like the colours of the blouse. For my taste the sleeves could be alittle less full. She loves her puffy little girl sleeves
ReplyDeleteHello 21:28! Are puffy sleeves “little girl” when they’ve been in fashion in women’s clothing for several seasons now … or are they just puffy sleeves?!? Isn’t it interesting how we attribute parts of fashion to our childhood when for others they will have met them for the first time in adulthood and not consider them childish or granny or anything else!! Fashion is quite memory provoking sometimes.
DeleteThe boucle jacket and skirt look so chic, I love this look especially accompanied with the boots. This outfit, fitting perfectly and looks so attractive on Victoria.
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely outfits. The Crown Princess looks terrific in both.
ReplyDeleteYes she look great.
DeleteAgree totally. And the very first photo is a wonderful portrait of her!
DeleteDans l’ensemble Andiata, il n’y a que la veste qui soit à mon goût ; j’aurai voulu la voir
ReplyDeleteavec un pantalon ou même une jupe droite !
I like the texture of the skirt suit, the buttons on the jacket, and the pink blouse peaking out the top. The cropped Malina top is not flattering, primarily due to the puffed sleeves, which make Victoria look very wide (she is not).
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The tweedy suit is nice but personally I prefer the white jacket, pencil skirt and smart shoes of the other lady. The president’s wife?
ReplyDeleteI like the boucle suit too - it´s stylish, fits her well and is perfect for autumn. I do however dislike the blouse with it. The neckline looks all bulky, and the cuffs sticking out aren´t a great sight either. The colour is drab too. I think the jacket needs to be worn like by the model, or with a tight turtleneck top underneath, ideally matching the boots.
ReplyDeleteThe second outfit is really nice and looks lovely. I like the square neckline and don´t mind the puffy sleeves. The center part is nice. The only thing that puzzles me is why she went for a silver purse when the top´s embellishment and her necklace are golden.
Vanessa
Je préfère lå tenue de jour å celle du soir pour Victoria. Josée.
ReplyDeleteNice suit, terrible footwear
ReplyDeleteI love and covet this cosy Andiata suit. I love the match of the jacket to skirt. It’s a perfect length for winter and knee length boots, but also both pieces are interesting enough to be worn separately, and throughout the entire business year. A very pretty and practical suit indeed.
ReplyDeleteInterested … has anyone here bought Andiata, as we have seen it so often here recently?… which is excellent marketing for the brand!
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