Monday, August 18, 2014

Giving the Swedes a Run for Their Money

Point de Vue / Exclusiv
Showing that not only the Swedes can recycle children's clothes worn (more than a) decade(s) ago were the Liechtensteins, or more precisely Sophie von Lattorff, on the Principality's national day last Friday. The youngest daughter of Princess Tatjana and her husband Philipp von Lattorff wore the same dress (minus the sash) as Princess Marie-Caroline, only daughter of Hereditary Prince Alois and Hereditary Princess Sophie, or one of the other flower girls at the wedding of young Sophie's parents 15 years ago.

Speaking of the lot, check out Exclusiv's very lovely galleries of visuals of this year's national day in which you can see a seemingly ageless Princess Tatjana, her children, Hereditary Prince Alois talking to his daughter and Countess Giorgiana of Arco, Prince Stefan, Prince Michael and his daughters Gisela and Thera, lots of waving, fair fun, a princely selfie and so much more! Also have a look at this video by 1 FL TV featuring interviews with Prince Hans-Adam and Hereditary Prince Alois as well as quite a bit of footage of the Princely Family during the morning activities.

5 comments:

  1. Darn what an incredible experience it must have been to be at Luxembourg's wedding!

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  2. Everybody looks wonderful! I wonder if they did do that on purpose, inspired by Princess Estelle. Hey, why not, I say. Britain's Princess Anne was wearing a dress from 15 to 20 years prior for an event (someone's wedding?). If it still looks great, go for it!

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  3. I think Hereditary Prince Alois is young looking for his age, too! They all seem like such a nice extended family and I enjoy coming here to read about them.

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  4. I think it's a natural thing, especially as children grow out of clothes so very fast and don't need a lot of rather expensive dresses. I remember that Tatjana's cousin Astrid wore her sister Anunciata's flower girl dress from Alois and Sophie's wedding for her first communion.

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  5. Thanks, and we enjoy writing about them!

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