Princess Sofia of Sweden is elegant in a blue blazer and matching trousers as she joins her husband at the launch of an educational game in Stockholm
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Princess Sofia of Sweden is not one to disappoint when it comes to her dress sense, and her latest appearance at the launch of an educational game in Stockholm, is no exception.
The royal was joined by her 45-year-old husband, Prince Carl Phillip of Sweden - who is the only son of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, and is currently fourth-in-line to the Swedish throne.
The couple came together to attend the launch of a new children's game called, Dexi Ville at Mojang Studios in Stockholm.
The princess, 39, is well known for her glamorous suits and today stepped out in a sleek baby blue blazer and wide legged trousers.
Underneath her oversized blazer and high waisted trousers, she donned a cream blouse and nude pink high heels.
Princess Sofia (pictured left) was joined by her husband, Prince Carl (pictured right), at Mojang Studios in Stockholm
She matched her nude shoes with am envelope clutch bag jewelled with a gold buckle and strap and wore her thick brunette hair down in bouncy voluminous curls.
The glamorous royal finished the look with natural make up including a soft pink lip and lightly bronzed eyes.
She wore several silver rings on her finger and a multicoloured bracelet on her right wrist, that appeared to be made up of a chain of wooden horses threaded together.
Her husband, Prince Carl, matched his wife's effortless look with a navy suit and thick silver watch.
The Swedish video game company, who are the designers of Dexi Ville, are well known for also developing the survival game, Minecraft.
The new edition, Dexi Ville, is designed to encourage learning and particularly reading for young people. By making reading an important element of gameplay, it aims to improve reading fluency and vocabulary in a a fun, enjoyable setting.
Production of the children's game - developed by the Prince Couple's Foundation in collaboration with Minecraft Education - has been supported by software developers Microsoft and Nordea, a universal Nordic bank.
Also showing support for the new invention was Joacim Damgard, the president of Microsoft Western.
The princess (pictured) stepped out in a casual but modern baby blue suit with wide leg trousers and an oversized blazer
The couple were all smiles as the walked into Mojang Studios in Stockhom
The Swedish royals looked quite the pair as they arrived in their glamorous blue suits
Sofia (second right) and Carl (second left) stood for a picture outside Mojang Studios in Stockholm where the game was launched. Joacim Damgard, (right) the president of Microsoft Western, joined for the snap
Sofia (pictured left) walked in next to Carl (pictured right). The princess wore a a chain of wooden horses threaded together on her right wrist for the event
Sofia (pictured left) and Carl (pictured right) strolled towards the entrance of the venue for the launch of the new game. Dexi Ville is designed to encourage learning and particularly reading in children
The couple share three children Prince Alexander, seven, Prince Gabriel, six, and Prince Julian, three.
In 2019, King Carl XVI Gustaf decided that Princess Sofia's sons, as well as those of Prince Carl Philip's sister Princess Madeline, will not have HRH titles.
Although they will still go by prince and princesses they will not receive taxpayer funds.
At the time of the announcement Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip said it would allow their children to have more freedom when they get older.
When asked by Royal Central if she had ever considered stepping back from royal life, Sofia said: 'No. Not really. I think I have found such a fantastic balance, and I really see it as positive that I have made it through these stormy years.
The princess (pictured right) smiled as she greeted Joacim Damgard, the president of Microsoft Western (pictured left) outside Mojang Studios in Stockholm
The pair (pictured) stepped up to grab another picture in front on the sign for the new game Dexi Ville. The Swedish video game company, who are the designers of Dexi Ville, are well known for also developing the survival game, Minecraft
Sofia (pictured) concentrated on the screen in front of her as she was shown the new computer game. Production of the children's game has been supported by software developers Microsoft and Nordea, a universal Nordic bank
'It is such a huge advantage, in that we have the opportunity to stand a little in both worlds.'
At the beginning of her tenure in Swedish royal family in 2015, the princess received fairly substantial backlash for some of her prior actions in the media.
On one occasion, the royal modelled topless with only a snake wrapped around her torso. She later took part in a Love Island style reality show before settling down with her now husband, Carl.
Despite the backlash, Sofia came into favour after her work during the Covid pandemic after she took a three-day medical course at Sophiahemmet University College in Stockholm.
She then became an honorary chair member at the university meaning she was qualified to be involved in healthcare.
Many Swedes allowed their minds to be changed after the royal was photographed cleaning and assisting nurses at Sophiahemmet hospital.
