Ingrid Alexandra's new inn and the endearing detail of the dress his mother, Mette-Marit
Por A. S.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has turned 18 years old and to celebrate the Royal House has published several new inns.In one of them, the princess is the only protagonist.In the others, the prominence is shared by the young princess with the kings, the heir prince Haakon (his grandparents and his father), and his closest family, his mother, Mette-Marit, his maternal grandmother and his two brothers.The new photos are part of two different photo sessions in which Princess looks two different dresses, one white and one black.Both are a loan from his mother's closet, Mette-Marit, but black is especially endearing for both.
It is a short -sleeved suit, with an astrum skirt - more long in the back - made of satin tissue in detail of small side buttons and a beautiful vertical neckline on the back.It is a draped design of Alber Elbaz for the Lanvin Prêt-à-Porter Spring 2004 collection.The dress premiered Mette-Marit to attend the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize concert, the same year-just as in December-that the firstborn of the Norwegian princes was born.A nice detail that mother and daughter have had to choose the suit with which the princess has posed the day she has completed the age of majority.
The other inn is different.Actually, there are two more portraits.In one, there are King Harald with Haakon and the young princess, called to be the second Queen of Norway after Margarita, Norwegian monarch of the late fourteenth century.The top representatives of the Scandinavian monarchy, three generations of kings, are shown in front of the camera.The king and princess Ingrid Alexandra are sitting in two golden seats while the Prince Haakon remains, perhaps as a symbol that he will be the following on the road to the throne of the country.
Ingrid Alexandra wears a white dress with socks and black shoes.The knitted suit is also from Mette Marit, a Alexander McQueen that Haakon's wife premiered in 2017.
The heiress princess, meanwhile, has given the prominence to her daughter, opting for a navy blue dress with Oscar's flight skirt, repeated, to pose as a family on this outstanding day.Next to them, Queen Sonia, very elegant with burgundy dress and outstanding jewels, Sverre Magnus, the eldest son of Mette-Marit, Marius Borg Høiby, and her mother, Marit Tjessem.
It is striking in this image not only the Royal Palace Hall where it is made - the great painting, the crystal lamp, the portrait on the desk ... - but the tone in which the protagonists wear: all of navy blue, except theQueen and Princess Ingrid Alexandra, and only add colorful notes to their ties the king and heir prince.
An intense day this January 21 for the godda of King Felipe VI that has ended up granting him his first interview for the public television channel, NRK, in which, of course, he has once again resorted to his mother's dressing room to coordinateA jacket and black jacket with a top pink color top.
