Victoria of Sweden is taking center stage following the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the reign of her father, King Carl Gustav. The heir to the throne has a much more intense agenda of events and just a few weeks ago she traveled to California with her husband, Prince Daniel, for an official trip that turned out to be a success.
This week, the princess presided over Sweden's accession to NATO. The country has become the 32nd partner of the Atlantic Alliance, a historic event that was celebrated in Brussels, where Victoria caused a sensation with a double-faced wool coat in a light blue tone, one of the trending colors for 2024.
But the surprise of the look was in the jacket she was wearing under the coat, a piece with which the princess joined the Old Money trend, a fashion inspired by the styles of rich American families of the 80s and that includes elegant pieces and classic and in neutral tones.
For the occasion, the royal recovered from her closet a blue jacket with gold buttons that she had debuted last November and that seems to have become one of her favorite pieces of clothing, since since then she has worn it three times. . A garment from Margò's Maruschka brand that stands out for its tweed fabric and its gold buttons on the front closure and its false front pockets.
He completed his outfit with tailored pants in the same tone, a blue shirt that from the images seems to be made of satin fabric, and black high-heeled ankle boots. As for her beauty look, she chose a sophisticated bun, one of her favorite hairstyles.
The princess's jacket has its low cost version at Zara. The brand has put on sale a cropped piece with a round neck and four pockets decorated with gold buttons, the same detail present on the closure. The garment has a price of 35.95 euros and has already been sold out in several sizes. At this time, it is only available in sizes XS and S. It can also be purchased in its black and off-white version.
