With the birth of Princess Charlotte this week, alleyes were on what Kate Middleton would wear to show off her new little bundleof joy. The Duchess once again turned to designer Jenny Packham — the designer behind her polka-dot blue dress at Prince George's debut — this timechoosing a chic cream and yellow bespoke creation, accessorizing with a pair ofnude Jimmy Choo pumps.
Though the Queen wouldn't meet the new little Princess until days later, she did show her excitement for her new greatgrandchild while visiting Richmond Castle in North Yorkshire. She acknowledgedthe birth by wearing pink during her day of engagements, sporting a vibrantfuchsia coat and matching hat.
Aside from the British royals, Queen Mathilde of Belgium opted for a baby blue ensemble as she and daughter Princess Elisabeth headed tothe naval base of Zeebrugge to name the patrol boat P902 Pollux. She lookedelegant as always in a pale blue pleated skirt and jacket and completed herlook with a matching hat, nude patent stilettos and a pair of pearl earrings. Her daughter was just as fashionable in a blue printed dress with a matchingheadband and cream-colored coat.
Meanwhile, Queen Letizia of Spain continued herreign over the fashion world by donning yet another week of business chicoutfits. The mother-of-two showed off her fashion forward style by wearing a blue tweed jacket paired with a pleated cream high-neck blouse anda pair of flared navy blue trousers. She completed her ensemble with ablack leather handbag and a pair of patent navy stilettos.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands also showed off her effortlessly glamorous style when she joinedhusband King Willem-Alexander at the Liberation concert at the Amstel inAmsterdam. The mother-of-three looked radiant as she arrived for the concert,wrapped up in a chic black shawl.