Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden44, and her daughter Estelle, 11, appeared in good spirits on Wednesday as they went out with family.
the Swedish Royal familyincluding Queen Silvia, 78, and her husband, King Carl Gustaf, 76, attended a Jill Johnson concert at Solliden Sessions, Borgholm in Sweden.
The Swedish country and pop singers’ show also included Prince Daniel, 48, Princess Madeleine, 40, and Princess Sofia, 37, along with her husband Prince Carl Philip, 43.
The royals looked relaxed as they took their seats at the open air came.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and her daughter Estelle appeared cheerful on Wednesday as they went out with family
Princess Victoria wore a light blue summer dress with elegant buttons down the front and mesh details.
She completed her relaxed look with white trainers and a denim jacket in her arms.
Estelle looked casual in blue jeans and a gray floral T-shirt that she paired with a khaki jacket.
The princess wore a beige straw bag that slung over her shoulder.
The Swedish Royal Family including Princess Sofia and her husband Prince Carl Philip attended a Jill Johnson concert at Solliden Sessions, Borgholm in Sweden (LR Sofia, Carl, Estelle and Victoria)
Silvia’s cousin Patrick Sommerlath and his daughters Chloé and Anaïs also made their appearance (LR Sofia, Carl, Estelle and Victoria (back row) Chloé, Anaïs and Patrick Sommerlath)
Princess Sofia looked effortlessly stylish in flared jeans that she paired with a green linen shirt.
While Prince Carl Philip donned gray chinos with a crisp white shirt, adding sneakers for a relaxed look.
Silvia’s cousin Patrick Sommerlath and his daughters Chloé and Anaïs also made their appearance.
Patrick looked smart in a bright shirt and cream pants next to his daughter who looked elegant in summer dresses.
Queen Silvia and King Carl Gustaf beamed as they went to the concert to join their families
The royals looked relaxed as they walked to their seats in the outdoor venue (LR King Carl Gustaf, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Estelle)
Queen Silvia and King Carl Gustaf beamed as they stepped into the concert to join their families.
The Queen looked pretty in pink as she donned a stylish cropped blazer that she paired with white trousers.
While her husband put on a neat cream coat with a blue shirt and red trousers.
Princess Madeleine looked radiant and breezy in a red floral summer dress and a denim jacket.
While her husband Daniel wore a blue shirt which he paired with navy blue pants.
Princess Madeleine (right) looked radiant and breezy in a red floral summer dress and denim jacket next to her husband Prince Daniel
It comes after Princess Victoria was joined last month by her children Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar, in traditional costume as they led the celebrations for the National Day in Stockholm.
Dressed in a yellow and blue folk costume, an adorable Estelle walked hand in hand with her father Prince Daniel in Stockholm as the royal family marked the start of the celebrations.
She was accompanied by her mother, Crown Princess Victoria, who looked equally festive in the traditional ensemble, her father Prince Daniel, and her brother Prince Oscar, six, who were both wearing soft blue suits.
Mother and daughter matched each other in the blue and yellow of the folk costume ‘Sverigedräkten’, consisting of a white shirt or blouse, a blue skirt or dress and a yellow overskirt, in the colors of the Swedish flag.
It comes after Princess Victoria was joined last month by her children Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar, in traditional dress as they led the celebrations for the National Day in Stockholm.
But the 44-year-old wore a white headscarf with her outfit, symbolizing that she is married, unlike her young daughter.
Every year, the king and queen take part in a ceremony at Skansen, Stockholm’s open-air museum, where the yellow-blue Swedish flag is raised from the mast and children in traditional peasant costumes offer the royal couple bouquets of summer flowers.
National Day also now recognizes new Swedish citizens and welcomes them with special ceremonies held across the country.
Other festivities that commonly take place on Sweden’s National Day, also known as Svenska Flaggans Day, include a ceremony at Skansen, Stockholm’s open-air museum.
The Swedish flag is raised and children present bouquets of summer flowers to the King and Queen of Sweden.
Mother and daughter matched in the blue and yellow of the folk costume ‘Sverigedräkten’, consisting of a white shirt or blouse, a blue skirt or dress and a yellow overskirt, in the colors of the Swedish flag