If her outfit for the national holiday paid tribute to Belgian know-how, Queen Mathilde did not resist the call of tricolor elegance. Focus on her magnificent Dior pumps.
The entire Belgian royal family was out on July 21 for the national holiday. Queen Mathilde of Belgium also lit up the festivities in a look with neutral shades of great elegance. But the real highlight of the show was a little further down: a pair of shoes from a major French luxury house that immediately caught the radar of all fashionistas!
Mathilde from Belgium chose to highlight local know-how during this important event by wearing the dress Tia from the Natan Couture house. This maxi creation in beige guipure and tulle, featuring shortened sleeves, an integrated belt and tone-on-tone lining, was accompanied by the nude leather clutch Emmanuel from the Voort Studio brand, sold at a price of 1,300 euros. Mastering the art of finding the perfect shoe, the sovereign enhanced the ensemble with a French touch: a pair of beige Dior pumps with classic and timeless chic.
To perfect her look, the mother of Éléonore, Élisabeth, Gabriel and Emmanuel took out the essential beige suede pumps from her wardrobe D-Me from the house of Dior at 900 euros, characterized by their pointed toe and their dizzying heel. They also feature a nude shade that was a perfect reminder of her accessories, including her elegant pair of gloves and her spectacular raffia hat placed askew.
A choice far from unprecedented: Mathilde from Belgium regularly recycles these exceptional shoes and very often renews her confidence in the French brand… And the result definitely proves her right!
