This is also called diplomatic dressing mentioned. It’s a subtle way to show respect and support. It indicates that they have taken the time to reflect on this difficult time and all the victims. These royals chose a specific outfit in recent days:
Queen Letizia of Spain
Queen Letizia is actually the first to make a beautiful statement. She was seen in early March with a vyshyvanka, a blouse with Ukrainian embroidery. The garments are made by hand there. The Spanish queen wore the traditional blouse in solidarity with the people of Ukraine after the Russian invasion.
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg
During the meeting between Maria Teresa and the Ukrainian refugees in Luxembourg, the Grand Duchess wore a black coat and scarf with subtle Ukrainian embroidery.
Queen Sonja of Norway
Last weekend the Holmenkollen Ski Festival was held in Oslo. Among the many sports and party enthusiasts who attended this cross-country event, a few Norwegian royals were also spotted. Queen Sonja’s outfit in particular attracted attention. She was wearing a yellow sweater with a blue scarf. This can’t be a coincidence, royalty experts say.
Duchess Catherine of England
During Prince William and Catherine’s visit to the Ukrainian Cultural Center in London, the Duchess wore an Alexander McQueen cashmere sweater. To show solidarity with the people of Ukraine, she went for a Ukrainian blue color. She also wore a round pin on her sweater with the Ukrainian flag and a heart on it.
Queen Elizabeth of England
The Queen may not have expressed support for all Ukrainians through her choice of clothing. She in turn opted for flowers in the color of the Ukrainian flag.
During her meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a large vase of blue and yellow flowers stood in the background. Just days ago, the Queen reportedly made a “generous donation” to emergency services in Ukraine.
Watch along! Catherine Middleton always carries these four items in her purse.
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