A royal double act! Mathilde of Belgium and Princess Eléonore, 15, are both radiant in yellow as they attend the final of an annual singing contest in Brussels
- The Queen and her youngest child put on stylish display in Brussels last night
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The Queen of Belgium and her youngest daughter put on a very stylish display as they hit the town last night.
The Queen, 50, attended the final of her annual music competition, Queen Mathilde's Voice Competition 2023 in Brussels' Flagey concert hall yesterday.
For the occasion, the mother-of-four donned an elegant yellow gown with a cape detail and a feathered collar.
Her date for the evening, Princess Eléonore, who turned 15 in April, looked equally refined in a tiered floral dress in a matching shade.
Mother and daughter both looked relaxed at the event, where Mathilde handed out the winning prize to South Korean baritone Taehan Kim.
Queen Mathilde of Belgium 50, and Princess Eléonore, attended the final of her yearly music competition, Queen Mathilde's Voice Competition 2023 in Brussels' Flagey concert hall yesterday. Pictured with the winner, 22-year-old baritone from South Korea, Taehan Kim, right
King Philippe's wife looked sensational in the gown, the shade of which married her sun-kissed complexion to perfection.
The collar of the yellow frock was adorned with yellow feathers and golden leaves and added a touch of whimsy to the overall outfit.
She matched the garment's buttery colour with golden strappy stilettos and kept the rest of the look minimal.
The royal donned very little jewellery, but added a touch of bling with a pair of drop diamond earrings.
Her baby blonde locks were styled in an understated bun which let her dress do the talking.
Mathilde also opted for a discreet yet glamourous makeup, with a dash of bronzer highlighting her sun-kissed glow, and a dash of eyeliner and mascara bringing the focus to her doe eyes.
She opted for a creamy nude lip to keep the attention on her sunny gown.
Meanwhile, her youngest daughter looked equally elegant in her own take on yellow.
The Belgian Queen and her daughter both looked elegant in summery gowns, with Mathilde going for a sunny yellow shade and Eléonore recycling a floral gown
Mathilde and Eléonore beamed as they posed with the 12 finalists of the competition ahead of its final last night
The mother-of-four donned an updo for her evening out, and accessorised with drop diamond earrings
Mathilde paired the dress with strappy heels, while Eléonore, who was still wearing flats up until recently, debuted a small heel
The Princess, who is the youngest child of Mathilde and Philippe, opted for a darling tiered dress with a floral detail for last night's occasion.
The royal demonstrated she is not above wearing a dress more than once, as she debuted the garment last September for the wedding of her mother's brother Count Charles-Henri d’Udekem d’Acoz.
The flowy midi number is cinched at the waist with a tiered skirt.
Eléonore, who turned 15 in April, was still wearing flats to public events due to her young age up until recently, but debuted a pair of nude heels to go with the dress last night.
The two royals shook the hand of overall winner, baritone Taeham Kim, who became the first Asian performer to win the competition's singing category since 1988
Mathilde put on a stylish display in the buttery gown last night, which had a cape detail and was adorned with feathers at the collar
The mother-of-four donned a natural yet glamourous makeup last night as she sat down with the competitors
The musicians were treated to a sit-down talk with the Queen and her youngest daughter last night
Mathilde and Eléonore also posed for pictures with members of the jury and its chairman Bernard Foccroulle (right, next to Mathilde)
Her blonde tresses cascaded down her shoulders in luscious waves, and the princess indulged in some light makeup for her night out, with some mascara and eyeshadow and a nude lipstick.
Queen Mathilde's Voice Competition spreads over three days, where competitors performed at the Brusells Centre for Fine Arts with La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra.
The event is one of the most prestigious classical music competitions in the world for young musicians around the globe.
It takes place every year and rewards four category, piano, cello, singing and violin, which take turns every year.
55 young singers from 19 countries competed for the winning title this week, as the competition marked its 35th edition.
The Belgian Queen marked the beginning of the competition on Thursday, where she attended its first day by herself, wearing a coral floral gown for the occasion.
Baritone Taehan Kim, 22, became the first Asian competitor to win the singing category since it was introduced in 1988.
