A little bit of everything white! Princess Sofia of Sweden looks radiant as she joins her husband Prince Carl Philip in the European Parliament

Princess Sofia of Sweden looked radiant in an all-white ensemble on Wednesday as she met with representatives at the European Parliament in Brussels to discuss children’s rights.

The royal, 39, looked impossibly elegant in a light silk shirt and matching tailored trousers, giving a fresh and modern look.

She was joined by her husband Prince Carl Philip – who is the only son of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, and is currently fourth in line to the Swedish throne.

Sofia’s ensemble almost gave the impression of wearing a stylish pantsuit thanks to her unique use of white, and she added a dainty brown belt to accentuate her waist.

She complemented her look with gold metallic details throughout her outfit, such as on her belt buckle, her jewelery and the hardware of her stylish leather bag.

The royal, 39, was impossibly elegant in a light silk shirt and matching tailored trousers

The princess was pictured getting down to business as she arrived at the summit carrying a bright blue briefcase.

She then engaged in discussions with Carl Philip, who was smartly dressed for the occasion in a navy suit.

The royal couple has traveled to Belgium to participate in the European Parliament’s intergroup on children’s rights, which is led by the Swedish politician David Lega from the Christian Democrats.

The cross-political and transnational group of MEPs promotes children’s rights and works to ensure that their well-being is prioritized in EU policy.

Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia were joined by representatives from their foundation, which was set up when they married in 2015 and focuses on campaigning against bullying.

The couple share three children, Prince Alexander, 7, Prince Gabriel, 6, and Prince Julian, 3.

In 2019, King Carl XVI Gustaf decided that Princess Sofia’s sons, as well as Prince Carl Philip’s sister Princess Madeline, will not have HRH titles.

Although they will still be dating princes and princesses, they will not receive taxpayer funds.

Sofia was joined by her husband Prince Carl Philip and representatives of their foundation to attend the European Parliament cross-group on children’s rights

Prince Carl Philip (pictured) is the only son of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia and is currently fourth in line to the Swedish throne

Sofia’s ensemble gave the stylish impression of wearing a trouser suit and she added a dainty brown belt to accentuate her waist

The princess was pictured getting down to business as she arrived at the summit carrying a bright blue briefcase

At the time of the announcement, Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip said it would give their children more freedom as they get older.

When asked by Royal Central if she had ever considered stepping back from royal life, Sofia said: ‘No. Not really. I think I have found such a great balance and I really see it as a positive that I have made it through these stormy years.

‘It is such a great advantage that we have the opportunity to be in both worlds.’

The Duchess of Värmland, who once modeled topless with only a snake wrapped around her torso, now maintains her modesty.

Princess Sofia then went on to star in a Love Island-style reality TV show before moving to New York, where she became a yoga teacher and studied bookkeeping.

When Princess Sofia joined the royal family back in 2015, there was quite a backlash

Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia’s Foundation was established when they married in 2015

The Duchess of Värmland, who once modeled topless with only a snake wrapped around her torso, now maintains her modesty

She complemented her look with gold metallic details throughout her outfit, such as on her belt buckle, her jewelery and the hardware of her stylish leather bag

Sofia engaged in discussions with Carl Philip and members of their foundation

Sofia is now one of the most beloved members of the Swedish royal family

When she joined the Swedish royal family in 2015, there was, as might be expected, quite a backlash.

Since then, however, she has become one of the most beloved members of the Swedish royal family, praised for working in hospitals during the Covid-19 pandemic.

During the pandemic, Princess Sofia completed a three-day medical course at Sophiahemmet University College in Stockholm, where she is an honorary chair member.

This meant that she was able to help with health work. Pictures emerged of her scrubbed up and posing with other staff who worked at the Sophiahemmet hospital.