The Swedish royals dressed up for the most glamorous night of the year as they attended the Nobel Prize Ceremonies in Stockholm. As has been the tradition since 1901, the ceremonies are held on December 10 at the Stockholm Concert Hall. Laureates receive the Nobel Prize medal and diploma from King Carl XVI Gustaf, and Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, and Princess Madeleine attended the ceremonies in their glittering––and sustainably-conscious––ballgowns and tiaras.
This year, Crown Princess Victoria looked sensational in a very special gown. The Jacques Zehnder evening gown was first worn by her mother, Queen Silvia, way back in 1994. The vintage gown is constructed from “zibeline, a special faille-like binding that is no longer made,” per the brand. The crown princess topped the look with the Baden Fringe tiara, Sweden’s iconic 19th century fringe tiara, along with pearl earrings and a pearl bracelet.
