Tiara Watch of the Day: November 5

Yesterday was the first day of Sweden's state visit from Tunisia, and it delivered everything I love to love about a Swedish state visit.

Varför välja klassiska Louboutins med röd sula - när man kan välja svenskdesignade med blå? Kolla så snyggt Victoria färgmatchade från topp till tå idag 💙👌🏻 Foto: TT #crownprincessvictoria #seraphine #victoriasenkpiel #alltommode #style

A photo posted by Allt om Mode (@alltommode_expressen) on Nov 4, 2015 at 6:06am PST

Thing I love #1: A fabulous arrival outfit on Crown Princess Victoria. I think we owe a thank you note to the person responsible for introducing Victoria to Seraphine, because this is another custom look and another hit. (Click here or here for more from the arrival, including a pretty sublime white on Queen Silvia.)

The King & Queen of Sweden are tonight hosting a banquet for President Essebsi of Tunisia & his wife. pic.twitter.com/3L4MK2K7xW

— JR (@JakobRegner) November 4, 2015

Thing I love #2: TIARAS, hello. Specifically the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure Tiara and the Baden Fringe Tiara, two of my favorite Swedish tiaras. (Perhaps my absolute favorite Swedish tiaras? Oh, I'm going to need to give this some thought. That's my Thursday to do list sorted.)

#ROYAL #GALA StateDinner for Tunesian President in SWE & Victoria wears sister's MaternityGown #kongebloggen #royals pic.twitter.com/LV15XJrnH2

— Kjell Arne Totland (@TV2KjellArne) November 4, 2015

Thing I love #3: The endless sharing that goes on in the Swedish royal wardrobes. Especially maternity wardrobes, because why not get some extra use out of this stuff? Victoria's Tiffany Rose dress was previously worn by Princess Madeleine.

Tiffany Rose

But there is just one thing I am disappointed I didn't get to love: Princess Sofia wasn't there. I was wrong to assume that we'd see her second sash (and second tiara) appearance here, since it turns out she was in South Africa for her Project Playground charity instead. A cause she takes seriously, and good for her. As for us, our wait continues and our hopes grow even higher for the Nobel festivities in December.