Welcome to this week’s Royal Recap where we’ll take a look at the events we weren’t able to cover fully this week!

This week, Queen Mathilde attended the six finals of the Queen Elizabeth Competition wearing a mix of new and old pieces.

On Monday, Queen Mathilde wore a new black embroidered maxi dress.

On Tuesday, Queen Mathilde wore her Natan white scarf collar blouse and repeated sequinned trousers.

On Wednesday, Queen Mathilde wore a new green outfit by Carolina Herrera (with thanks to ModeKoninginMathilde).

On Thursday, Queen Mathilde debuted a new Dries van Noten printed dress (with thanks to ModeKoninginMathilde)

On Friday, Queen Mathilde repeated a Giorgio Armani embroidered sequin gown and her Leysen earrings.

On Saturday, Queen Mathilde wore her Natan Couture fuchsia cape gown and her Christian Dior sandals.

As well as attending the Queen Elizabeth Competition, Queen Mathilde made a visit to a bio market on Thursday.

Queen Mathilde wore a new green belted dress by Natan (with thanks to ModeKoninginMathilde)

On Wednesday, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel held digital meetings with representatives of the municipalities of Kungsrör, Tibro, and Vaxholm to hear about how they handled the pandemic.

The same day, the couple made a private visit to an art exhibition at Hospitalet Stockholm.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her & Other Stories floral printed dress and her Ebba Brahe earrings.

On Thursday, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel held digital meetings with representatives of the municipalities of Mark, Skurup, Krokom, and Götene to hear about how they handled the pandemic.

Crown Princess Victoria wore her By Malina ‘Maisy’ dress.

On Wednesday, Crown Princess Mette-Marit opened Lillehammer Rights which is a center which aims to present Norwegian authors to international publishers. To mark the event, Mette-Marit interviewed Norwegian author Gulraiz Sharif about his debut book "Hør her'a".

Crown Princess Mette-Marit wore a repeated white dress and cardigan with her Christian Louboutin nude pumps.

On Thursday, the Norwegian court shared photos of meetings Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit held this spring ahead of the 10th anniversary of the Utøya terrorist attacks on July 22nd.

In one of the meetings, Crown Princess Mette-Marit wore her Maria de la Orden pink shirt with her Christian Louboutin ‘Eloise’ flats. In another meeting, she wore her Manolo Blahnik navy pumps.

On Friday, the Duchess of Cambridge received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and shared a photo on Kensington Palace’s social media.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore her H&M top with & Other Stories jeans (with thanks to Christine) and new earrings.