If only these two ladies had teamed up for the day, we could have had a repeat of Queen Letizia and Princess Lalla Salma's monochromatic Charlie's Angels double act. But they didn't, so we'll have to use our imaginations.
I'll give the whole thing a pass if she just gives me that clutch. It needs to be miiiiiine.
From Mette-Marit on the pale end of the pink scale to the gentlemen and their red ties, the family that color coordinates together stays together.
Photos: Michel Porro and Ragnar Singsaas via Getty Images
Queen Máxima attended a symposium on domestic violence protection yesterday.
Representing the red team, Máx tied her hat to her dress with a couple of bows and broke up the whole red shebang with a print purse and a darker pair of shoes.I'll give the whole thing a pass if she just gives me that clutch. It needs to be miiiiiine.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended day 2 of the state visit from India yesterday.
Over in Norway, M-M held up the blush/blergh end of the team. She's all about the textures this visit, which is adding a necessary amount of interest to all understated colors. And, hey, she's not the only one willing to play along with today's color story!From Mette-Marit on the pale end of the pink scale to the gentlemen and their red ties, the family that color coordinates together stays together.
Photos: Michel Porro and Ragnar Singsaas via Getty Images
