Crown Princess Victoria has taken major fashion inspiration from the Princess of Wales, with the heir to the Swedish throne rocking a power suit that Catherine would have approved of.
Victoria, 49, was out on official business on Friday, with the royal heading to the Swedish Chemicals Agency in Sundbyberg. During her outing, she learnt about how the agency works to detect and monitor dangerous chemicals, with the royal even testing some of the equipment herself.
The royal had dipped into her fabulous wardrobe for the outing, and she looked effortlessly gorgeous in a tan power suit, which came from Andiata. The royal accessorised with a stunning pair of gold earrings and carried a clutch bag that closely matched the shades of her ensemble.
As for her hair, Victoria went for her signature look, tying it up neatly into a bun.
© Getty ImagesRoyal fans loved the latest insight into Victoria’s work, as one commented: “She shows a genuine interest in everything she does. A fantastic ambassador for Sweden and our future Queen.”
A second added: “Our future queen is a truly applied and focussed lady! It feels good,” while a third wrote: “There isn’t another Princess like she is, an admirable woman, honestly I admire her dedication.”
Victoria’s fashion advice from Catherine
The Princess of Wales is known to favour a power suit, and Victoria will no doubt have looked at her outings to select the best look for her latest appearance.
Back in January, Catherine was a vision in red as she hosted a reception at Windsor Castle for the England women’s rugby team, following their World Cup win in September 2025.
The royal was seen recycling her beautiful Alexander McQueen suit, which she first wore in 2023 to a pre-campaign launch event, hosted by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, at BAFTA.
For her appearance at Windsor Castle, Catherine wore the jacket, which features asymmetrical buttoning and a deep V-shaped neckline, paired with the matching trousers.
© Toby Shepheard / Kensington PalaceIt’s also a colour with significant meaning. Constance Richardson, a London-based stylist specialising in colour analysis, previously told us: “Red signals confidence and intention. It’s a colour worn when a royal wants to stand out and project strength.”