Crown Princess Victoria looked stunning as she stepped out in her second tiara look of the week on Wednesday evening to attend a royal dinner in honour of the Nobel Laureates at the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
King Carl XVI Gustaf's daughter, 47, was seen wearing a gorgeous navy gown from H&M's Conscious Collection. On this occasion, the Swedish royal upcycled the high street look, adding capped sleeves to the gown which featured a tiered ruffled skirt and fitted bodice with a crew neckline.
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Adding a sense of regal flare was the mother of two's dripping diamonds. Victoria wore a diamond necklace and earrings which managed not to take away from her Boucheron Laurel Wreath Tiara.
The glittering headpiece, which sat atop her low bun updo, belongs personally to the Crown Princess but was previously worn by the late Princess Lilian of Sweden.
Victoria was accompanied by her husband Prince Daniel as she entered the venue wearing a new Christer Lindarw gown made from purple and black tulle. It was accessorised with the 'Swarovski Crystal Orchid Clutch' from Judith Leiberny and her 'Gianvito 85' pumps.
Prior to her tiara outings, Victoria wore a lovely evening gown when she attended a dinner for the heads of state of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Nordic Embassies at Bellevue Palace, Berlin.
She looked stunning in a purple velvet gown with a boat neckline with matching pumps and an unexpected gold choker necklace.
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