Iceland’s presidential couple arrived on a state visit on Tuesday.
President of the Republic of Finland Alexander Stubb and his spouse Suzanne Inses-Stubb are currently meeting Iceland’s President Halla Tómasdóttir and his Björn Skúsoninwhen they visit Finland for a couple of days.
On Wednesday, the presidential couples have visited Helsinki, for example, to the Architecture and Design Museum.
The presidential couple toured the museum’s new main exhibition this week’s escape to the Moomin Valley. The exhibition describes the relationship between Tove Jansson and Moomins to architecture, built environment and design.
Stubb was dressed in a dark blue suit decorated with a red necktie. Suzanne Inses-Stubb, on the other hand, has worn a burgundy trouser suit. He has black high heels on his feet.
It is also noteworthy that Tómasdóttir also wore a burgundy suit. While the Inses-Stubb wearing pants, Tómasdóttir was dressed in a skirt.
Suzanne Inses-Stubb and Halla Tómasdóttir were dressed in the same color outfits. Henri Kärkkäinen
The same color scheme was repeated in the shoes of Iceland’s president and in a bag that finished the outfit.
Halla Tómasdóttir was dressed in a burgundy bag. Henri Kärkkäinen
Skúlason also relied on a dark blue, albeit, lighter tone in his suit.
The Finnish and Iceland presidential couples represented the Architectural and Design Museum. Henri Kärkkäinen
During the visit, it became clear that the Moomins were not a stranger to the presidential couple at all. During the museum visit, Tómasdóttir stated that the Moomins are also part of their family.
Later on Wednesday, the presidential couples were dinner at the Katajanokka casino in Helsinki. At dinner, the burgundy outfits had changed to a blue theme.
Tómmasdóttir was seen on dark blue. The Inses-Stubb dressed in a lighter tone. The blue-white dress is the same that the Inses-Stubb was wearing in a recently annoying picture where the presidential couple posed in New York.
Suzanne Inses-Stubb and Iceland’s President Halla Tómasdóttir dressed in a blue state. Pink bröijer
The Finnish presidential couple received the presidential couple in Iceland on Tuesday morning at the Presidential Palace. The first day of the visit ended at a holiday at the Presidential Palace.