Mette-Marit of Norway in a cape welcomes Laura Mattarella

mette-Marit of Norway did the honors to President Sergio Mattarella and his daughter Laura on a state visit to Oslo. Together with Prince Haakon he played a leading role together with Queen Sonja without King Harald, forced to hospital for an unspecified infection.

A year ago the 86-year-old Norwegian ruler Harald, king since 1991, had overcome liver cancer.

The future Norwegian queen wore one cashmere cape, a bit like in the style of Maxima of Holland, one of the most passionate royals of this garment.

Mette-Marit of Norway in gray and pink

The first date of our Head of State is laying a memorial wreath at the National Monument of the Akerhus Fortress, then an afternoon of official commitments on the theme of sustainability, with a visit to the National Museum of Oslo. The state banquet is scheduled tonight. Prince Haakon and his wife Mette-Marit of Norway are increasingly present in the country’s institutional life. For the occasion, the princess chose to combine the gray cape with a pale pink wide-brimmed hat.

The cape that goes with everything

Capes, as we said, are also very popular with Maxima of Holland which has every color and shape. In fact, capes are perfect seasonal allies. And they fit well in any case. As demonstrated by Mette-Marit of Norway, one of the most low profile in terms of fashion tastes among the European princesses.

Mother of three children, Marius Borg, Ingrid Alexandra (heir to the throne) and Sverre Magnus, the princess in recent days has made headlines for the “creative” jacket at the coronation of Charles III: it was white and red screwed with gold buttons on the side. A tribute to English colors (signed by McQueen), and of sure visual impact.

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