Polish first lady steals the show in Japan: report

Poland's First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda stole the show with her style and elegance when she represented the country at the enthronement ceremony for the new emperor of Japan in Tokyo this week, according to a report.

Agata Kornhauser-Duda (left), the wife of Poland's President Andrzej Duda (not pictured), leaves the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, with the Polish ambassador to Japan, Pawel Milewski, (right), after attending the enthronement ceremony for Japan's Emperor Naruhito on Tuesday.

Photo: EPA/CARL COURT

Kornhauser-Duda turned heads with her stylish and classy outfits as she mingled with the nearly 2,000-strong crowd from 190 countries in the Japanese capital on Tuesday, the ofeminin.pl website has reported.

The Polish first lady was wearing a chic light-coloured ensemble in tones of silver and powder pink by designer Ela Piorun during the enthronement ceremony.

🇵🇱 🇯🇵 Małżonka Prezydenta reprezentowała Polskę podczas ceremonii intronizacji Cesarza Japonii.

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— Kancelaria Prezydenta (@prezydentpl) October 22, 2019

Kornhauser-Duda then changed into a gold-and-white dress by Piorun, her designer of many years, for an evening reception, ofeminin.pl said.

Dressed to impress: Polish First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda wows the international crowd in Tokyo. Photo: Grzegorz Jakubowski/KPRP

While in Japan, Kornhauser-Duda also attended a ceremony at the Polish embassy in Tokyo to mark the centennial of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The Polish presidential couple in June hosted Japan's then-Crown Prince Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko in Warsaw.

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Source: ofeminin.pl, prezydent.pl