December 10 has become one of the most anticipated dates of the year for the Bernadottes, and no wonder. It is precisely that day when the Nobel Prizes are awarded. An evening that in recent years has been marked by the arrival of the coronavirus, and yet, on this last occasion, it has become the perfect date for the women of the Swedish Royal Family to wear their best clothes.
Sofia of Sweden at the Nobel Prize ceremony
How could it be otherwise, all eyes turned to Queen Silvia and Princess Victoria, although there was also one more protagonist in terms of style. This was none other than princess sofiawho as the wife of Carlos Felipe, did not want to miss the opportunity to attend one of the most outstanding events for the Swedish monarchy.
Despite the fact that rumors usually revolve around her that her in-laws do not usually leave her tiaras so that she can shine in a more special way at the events she attends, the truth is that Sofia has managed to make one of them her best weapon, specifically the Palmette tiarawhich she received as a wedding gift without imagining that it would be one of her most striking accessories every time she makes a public appearance.
Sofia of Sweden at the Nobel Prize ceremony
Although at first it was made up of emeralds, The daughter-in-law of the Swedish consort has been making use of different types of precious stones to make her crown her star accessory, And such a way he made it. Proof of this are precisely these Nobel Prizes, in which the princess displayed her exquisite stylistic taste by including topazes in her diadem. A gem that matched perfectly with her gray-blue chiffon dress with a tight-fitting bodice, full skirt, transparent French sleeves and a small flower decoration on the neck. An impeccable choice with which she became one of the great protagonists of the night as if she were a princess from a children’s story. On the other hand, and using the same jewel in question, Carlos Felipe’s wife dressed in a tie-dye designer dress orange and white long-sleeved, smocked waist and flared skirt signed by Lilli Jahilo. A somewhat risky bet with which the Duchess of Värmland returned to show off her originality when it came to dressing, which has sometimes created controversy.
Sofia of Sweden at the Nobel Prize ceremony
In this way, far from wanting to resort to other jewels belonging to the royal jeweler, Sofia has shown that she has a trusted and favorite favorite that she prefers to reinvent to the fullest. with diamond-cut stones and even pearls, which makes it a piece of much more sentimental value if possible for the sister-in-law of the heiress to the Swedish throne.