Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden shares sweet moment with her lookalike daughter Estelle, 12, on joint engagement at sculpture park
- Crown Princess family visited the Princess Estelle Sculpture Park in Djurgården
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Crown Princess Victoria shared a loving moment with her daughter, Estelle, as the young royal joined her parents for an official engagement.
The family stepped out to visit a new installation at The Princess Estelle Sculpture Park in Djurgården, named after the 12-year-old the future Queen of Sweden, to see the unveiling of a new installation, 'The Inner Flow of Life' by the Italian artist Giuseppe Penone.
Twelve-year-old Estelle looked the spitting image of her graceful mother, 46, as the two co-ordinated in summery white gowns, alongside Crown Prince Daniel.
The pair were pictured sat side by side looking ethereal in elegant button down dresses and loosely tied back ponytails.
To go with their look-alike frocks, the two also matched in nude espadrilles.
Crown Princess Victoria (pictured right) shared a loving moment with her daughter, Estelle (pictured left), as the Swedish royal and her family attended the inauguration of a new sculpture at the Sculpture Park in Djurgården, Stockholm, earlier today
Sweet moment! Estelles was pictured cuddling up to her mother as she placed an arm fondly around her shoulder
The park is named The Princess Estelle Sculpture Park in Djurgården, after the young princess (pictured right)
Victoria's dress was pulled in at the waist with a chic white belt and her longer dress was finished with a patterned hem.
Meanwhile, her daughter Estelle looked the picture of summer in a slightly shorter dress patterned with flower and leaf stems.
The Princess Estelle Sculpture Park in Royal Djurgården in Stockholm, was built by the royal couple in 2019 as part of a country initiative to promote cultural activity and make contemporary art more readily available.
The sculpture park is extended annually and some of the works already installed include 'Hoop-La' by Alice Aycock, 'Life Rings' by Elmgreen & Dragset, and 'Wind Sculpture in Bronze I' by Yinka Shonibare.
The mother and daughter were pictured sat side by side looking ethereal in elegant button down dresses and loosely tied back ponytails
Smiling Victoria greeted wellwishers, while her confident daughter showed she's already getting into the swing of official royal duties as she shook hands
Prince Daniel of Sweden, Giuseppe Penone, Princess Estelle of Sweden, and Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden attend the inauguration of Giuseppe Penone's sculpture 'The Inner Flow of Life'
Victoria's (pictured) dress was pulled in at the waist with a chic white belt and her longer dress was finished with a patterned hem
Estelle looked the picture of summer in a slightly shorter dress patterned with flower and leaf stems
Princess Victoria was last spotted snuggling up to her eldest child, Estelle when the family stepped out together in March to celebrate Name Day in Stockholm.
On the day, the Swedish royal and her daughter were seen sharing a tender moment as they walked together with Victoria bringing a smile to her daughter's face as she whispered something in her hear.
According to tradition, certain names align with particular dates and the Crown Princess Victoria's is celebrated on March 12.
Just yesterday, the busy Princess Victoria took part in the Veterans Day celebrations in Gothenburg.
The royal, sported nautical colours as she visited Tångudden port to honour those who have served with the Swedish Armed Forces and to remember those who died while serving their country.
Mother and daughter showed off their close bond as they chatted together ahead of the unveiling of the new artwork
Proud parents: Crown Princess Victoria and husband Crown Prince Daniel looked delighted to have their daughter join them on an official royal engagement
The Princess Estelle Sculpture Park in Royal Djurgården in Stockholm, was built by the royal couple in 2019 as part of a country initiative to promote cultural activity
The mother-of-two was dressed in a long-sleeved, navy dress with white spots and a pussybow feature as she arrived in Sweden's second largest city.
Cinched at the waist with a slim, white belt, the dress was perfectly complemented by a white, collarless blazer.
Princess Victoria completed the look with a pair of high-heeled, navy court shoes and a clutch bag in the same shade.
Wearing pearl earrings and with her brown hair brushed back into a chic chignon, she looked typically polished for the occasion.
The fresh-faced royal kept her make-up simple and smiled as she posed for photographs with members of the Swedish Armed Forces, specifically the country's Royal Navy.
At one point, she boarded a large vessel, holding on to the railings to steady herself at sea.
Sweden's Veterans Day, which takes place annually on May 29, comes ahead of the 80th anniversary of D-Day, which will see leaders from around the world honour their militaries and commemorate the dead.
