Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden is the image of glamour in a flowing white gown
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden was the image of elegance as she and her husband arrived at a gala dinner for the Finnish presidential couple - who are there on a two-day state visit - in Stockholm Palace.
The royal, 46, was effortlessly sophisticated in a flowing white gown which featured a stunning cloak with feather trim detailing.
The opulent design was accessorised with a glamorous pearl clutch and a tiara. She styled her dark brown tresses into a sophisticated updo, and grinned while mingling at the occasion with her husband.
Crown Prince Daniel, 50 was dapper in a sleek black suit as he and his wife arrived arm in arm, joining other royals at the occasion.
King Carl Gustaf also looked smart as he welcomed Finland's President and his wife to the palace.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden was the image of elegance as she and her husband arrived at a gala dinner for the Finnish presidential couple - who are there on a two-day state visit - in Stockholm Palace
The royal, 77, was joined by his wife Queen Silvia, 80, as they greeted President Alexander and Suzanne Innes-Stubb.
The group looked in high spirits as they posed for snaps and chatted while walking through the vast, historical building.
Carl looked smart in a black suit complete with a crisp white shirt and polished shoes as he showcased his medals and badges.
He is the longest-reigning monarch on Swedish history and ascended the throne in 1973, pledging his motto: 'For Sweden – With the times'.
But it was all eyes on the Queen as she wowed in a hot pink lace-embroidered ballgown that fell to the floor.
She paired her standout look with a fuchsia clutch bag, traditional badges and medals and a glitzy showstopping tiara to tie the look together.
Silvia sported diamond earrings and necklaces and opted to wear her curled brunette tresses in a regal-looking bob.
She went for a full-glam makeup look today, choosing rose-coloured lipstick to coordinate with her stylish ensemble.
The royal, 46, was effortlessly sophisticated in a flowing white gown which featured a stunning cloak with feather trim detailing
King Carl Gustaf (far right) also looked smart as he welcomed Finland 's President (second from right) and his wife (far left) to the palace. Second from left, Queen Silvia
The royal, 77, was joined by his wife Queen Silvia , 80, as they greeted President Alexander and Suzanne Innes-Stubb
Victoria opted for a glamorous make-up look which accentuated her dewy skin complexion for the event
The Princess put her hair up into a classic, sophisticated updo which matched her effortlessly elegant ensemble
The opulent design was accessorised with a glamorous pearl clutch and a tiara. She styled her dark brown tresses into a sophisticated updo, and grinned while mingling at the occasion with her husband
Crown Prince Daniel, 50 was dapper in a sleek black suit as he and his wife arrived arm in arm, joining other royals at the occasion
Victoria and Daniel appeared loved up as ever as they held onto each other for the gala this evening
The pair were all smiles as they arrived for tonight's opulent event alongside other Swedish royals
The royal couple are hosting the Stubbs as part of a two-day state visit and have since done a press conference, inspect the Grenadier Guards at the palace, and have a luncheon.
According to a statement on the website for the Government Offices of Sweden, the aim of the visit is 'to continue to develop and deepen the very close cooperation in all areas of society, and particularly as regards foreign, security and defence policy'.
It also 'aims to promote even closer cooperation between the Swedish and Finnish business sectors to boost trade and investments and jointly strengthen global competitiveness'.
Suzanne looked elegant in a gold one-shoulder gown and she tucked her chocolate brown tresses back in a practical ponytail.
The group looked in high spirits as they posed for snaps and chatted while walking through the vast, historical building
Carl looked smart in a black suit complete with a crisp white shirt and polished shoes as he showcased his medals and badges
He is the longest-reigning monarch on Swedish history and ascended the throne in 1973, pledging his motto: 'For Sweden – With the times'
But it was all eyes on the Queen as she wowed in a hot pink lace-embroidered ballgown that fell to the floor
She paired her standout look with a fuchsia clutch bag, traditional badges and medals and a glitzy showstopping tiara to tie the look together
Suzanne looked elegant in a gold one-shoulder gown and she tucked her chocolate brown tresses back in a practical ponytail
Her husband, President Stubb donned a similar dapper look to the King with a smart suit and a white bow-tie.
The group sat down with other members of the royal family including Victoria, Daniel, Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip, who were all sporting their finery.
It comes as, last week, the Crown Princess appeared to be in great spirits as she visited Store Mosse National Park in Värnamo in the south of the country.
The royal seemed to be having a lot of fun as she donned red plastic snowshoes to wade through a marsh.
She opted for a very casual and practical look, sporting relaxed jeans and a grey parka jacket.
The group sat down with other members of the royal family including Victoria , Daniel, Princess Sofia (left, next to Speaker Andreas Norlén) and Prince Carl Philip , who were all sporting their finery
Prince Carl Philip, pictured with his wife Sofia, was also present at the sophisticated event tonight
Sofia opted for an inky midnight blue gown, while her husband was dapper in an elegant black suit
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen and Prince Carl Philip pictured chatting during the gala dinner
Pictured: Princess Christina and Tord Magnuson arriving before the royal couple's gala dinner at the Stockholm Palace
The royal couple are hosting the Stubbs as part of a two-day state visit and have since done a press conference, inspect the Grenadier Guards at the palace, and have a luncheon
According to a statement on the website for the Government Offices of Sweden, the aim of the visit is 'to continue to develop and deepen the very close cooperation in all areas of society, and particularly as regards foreign, security and defence policy'
The mother-of-two couldn't hold back her laughter as she nearly fell over in the shoes - while the bottom of her jeans had clearly suffered from falling into the area.
She seemed to have opted for a bare-faced look, while her brunette tresses were pulled back into a messy bun.
Victoria, who is the heir apparent to the Swedish throne as the eldest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf, later sat down by the edge of a lake to warm up with a hot drink, and spoke to locals working at the reserve.
Speaking to Swedish outlet SVT, she said: 'It's great fun to be here. It's probably the first time I'm here to experience this incredible offering of nature.
'If you don't have a relationship with nature, you won't take care of it either. It is something I constantly want to highlight.'
She added that the nature reserves are important for recreation, to move freely and for our 'inner selves'.
Store Mosse has the largest boggy ground south of Lapland, and is an important nature reserve for birds and other wildlife.
The park - which was inaugurated in 2002 by the King - offers guided snowshoe tours in the summer, in which Victoria was taking part.