Queen Mathilde visits Impressionism exhibition and meets Public Centres for Social Welfare representatives
On Thursday, Queen Mathilde visited the "Impressionism, a Belgian story" exhibition at the La Boverie museum. The exhibition highlights the links between Belgian Impressionism and the great French masters.
Afterward, Queen Mathilde joined King Philippe at the Royal Palace where they met with representatives of the Public Centres for Social Welfare to mark the organization’s 50th anniversary. The Centres provide financial and material aid to help people in difficulty and help them regain autonomy.
Queen Mathilde wore a Natan outfit with her Giorgio Armani pumps. She also wore her Gas Bijoux earrings and her Rolex watch.
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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.