On the evening of Friday, October 9, 2026, the Kinder- und Jugendhospiz Regenbogenland Foundation and the Heimatverein Düsseldorfer Jonges presented the 2026 Preis für Kindeswohl award to Queen Silvia of Sweden at the Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf.
The award was presented to Queen Silvia of Sweden in recognition of her decades-long commitment to protecting children from violence, abuse, and exploitation, as well as her work promoting children’s rights.
During her visit to Düsseldorf, Queen Silvia also visited Luisen-Gymnasium to officially open the school’s new facilities. As a young woman, she studied at the school’s former building.
The Queen also visited Kinderhospiz Regenbogenland in Düsseldorf. During the visit, she was briefed on the children’s and youth hospice’s care for children and young people who have been diagnosed with life-threatening or life-shortening illnesses.
Well deserved. She does a lot for needy children around the world; they are the neediest and need protection. Like this dress and the suit in the other picture. Hope Q Silvia can do this still for a while. Thank you on behalf of the children in the world.
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Lovely comment, well said, agree.
DeleteWhat a lovely colour for the queen’ s complexion. Always well groomed.
ReplyDeleteYes ! Agree!
DeleteLovely outfits and especially love the pink lipstick with the yellow dress. She’s a marvel!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! the yellow brocade frock is divine; and the all-beige textured skirt suit ensemble is simple, fresh and modern.
ReplyDeleteI'm also impressed with how the same earrings and necklace work so well with both outfits. Well done Sylvie! Lyra
If you choose to address her in this direct way, then maybe it'd be nicer to call her with her proper name: Silvia.
DeleteOops! a typo, thanks for the correction Anon 11/10 8:30. Lyra
DeleteThe yellow dress is stuck in the 1960's and not a good look.very childish looking with the flat bow in the middle of neckline
ReplyDeleteI do not see childish looking bow, but perhaps dated.
DeleteA lot of highly contemporary dresses also stuck somewhere in earlier times. There is nothing new under the sun and in fashion. I find it quite good to recognize this, because the question is not the amount of time since it was fashionable in the past, the question is if it looks good. Good to remember this, especially In our environmentally endangered time - throwing away the "old" is not such a good choice. - Silvia looks adorable in this old dress, sure re-worn without a thought about it being conform to contemporary fashion or not. Just think about it again, maybe you discover that it is this kind of thinking about outfits that is "stuck in the 60's".
DeleteOh I completely love it and don’t find it stuck at all. Whimsical and recalling other eras, beautifully put together.
DeleteI like a good retro look, and this one is very good in my opinion. Its elegant, the color suits her, and you won't see it any anyone else.
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Toujours très élégante
ReplyDeleteTrès rafraîchissante cette couleur de robe qui flatte beaucoup son teint !
ReplyDeleteA very 1960's vibe to the yellow brocade, but I like it nonetheless. Also, her choice for the hospice visit is very nice, as usual.
ReplyDeleteQ Silvia is such an elegant woman. Not a lot of people look good in yellow. She looks beautiful. And I like the lighter hair color. She really looks lovely here.
ReplyDeleteCela dépend des photos mais j'adore cette robe que je vois parfois dans une couleur vert anis qui convient bien au teint de la Reine !
ReplyDeleteWhat a classy lady she is. No wonder Carl Gustav fell her her
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