Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden stuns in a striking orange trouser suit at the Global Sustainable Tourism Conference
- The royal, 46, attended the opening of the conference on Wednesday morning
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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden looked stunning on Wednesday as she attended the opening of the Global Sustainable Tourism conference in Stockholm.
The royal, 46, donned a very bold orange trouser suit as she displayed her very elegant yet eye-catching sense of style.
Victoria looked chic as she arrived at the Cirkus, where the conference was being held.
She paired the look with gold accented jewellery, including a rainbow brooch and simple necklace.
The mother-of-two styled her brunette tresses into her signature elegant up-do, exposing her gorgeous earrings that added a touch of glamour to the look.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden looked stunning on Wednesday as she attended the opening of the Global Sustainable Tourism conference in Stockholm
The royal is due to meet with Muharrem Demirok, the leader of the Swedish Centre Party, as well as the Minister of Social Development and Family.
The four-day conference aims to unite local and global tourism professionals in advocating for sustainable travel.
Attending will be participants from the public sector, hotels, tour operators and agencies.
The conference has named its four focused themes as the environment, social (being welcoming and inclusive), governance and credible assurance.
It's been a busy week for the princess, who was the image of elegance as she and her husband arrived at a gala dinner for the Finnish presidential couple - who are there on a two-day state visit - in Stockholm Palace on Tuesday night.
The royal was effortlessly sophisticated in a flowing white gown which featured a stunning cloak with feather trim detailing.
The opulent design was accessorised with a glamorous pearl clutch and a tiara. She styled her dark brown tresses into a sophisticated updo, and grinned while mingling at the occasion with her husband.
Crown Prince Daniel, 50 was dapper in a sleek black suit as he and his wife arrived arm in arm, joining other royals at the occasion.
The royal, 46, donned a very bold orange trouser suit as she displayed her very elegant yet eye-catching sense of style
Victoria looked chic as she arrived at the Cirkus, where the conference was being held
King Carl Gustaf also looked smart as he welcomed Finland's President and his wife to the palace.
Carl looked smart in a black suit complete with a crisp white shirt and polished shoes as he showcased his medals and badges.
He is the longest-reigning monarch on Swedish history and ascended the throne in 1973, pledging his motto: 'For Sweden – With the times'.
Last week, the Crown Princess appeared to be in great spirits as she visited Store Mosse National Park in Värnamo in the south of the country.
The royal seemed to be having a lot of fun as she donned red plastic snowshoes to wade through a marsh.
She opted for a very casual and practical look, sporting relaxed jeans and a grey parka jacket.
The mother-of-two couldn't hold back her laughter as she nearly fell over in the shoes - while the bottom of her jeans had clearly suffered from falling into the area.
On Tuesday evening Victoria was the image of elegance as she and her husband arrived at a gala dinner for the Finnish presidential couple
The royal was effortlessly sophisticated in a flowing white gown which featured a stunning cloak with feather trim detailing
Victoria opted for a glamorous make-up look which accentuated her dewy skin complexion for the event
She seemed to have opted for a bare-faced look, while her brunette tresses were pulled back into a messy bun.
Victoria, who is the heir apparent to the Swedish throne as the eldest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf, later sat down by the edge of a lake to warm up with a hot drink, and spoke to locals working at the reserve.
Speaking to Swedish outlet SVT, she said: 'It's great fun to be here. It's probably the first time I'm here to experience this incredible offering of nature.
'If you don't have a relationship with nature, you won't take care of it either. It is something I constantly want to highlight.'
