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The Danish royal was seen sporting a matching Mandarin suit, complete with a pointed blazer and tailored wide leg trousers, by Australian designer Scanlan Theodore. In her hands, Mary teamed her radiant fashion moment with a beige Chanel tote bag and a beautiful pair of matching beige pointy heels.
As for jewelry, she stacked a gold coin pendant and thicker chain around her neck and finished the look with a pair of small gold hoops. Next, she styled her brunette tresses into loose curls, which became a blast of the unforgiving wind, and kept her makeup on the neutral side.
Still stunning, it’s safe to say Australia approves of our royal expat’s fashion moment.
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For Frederik, he attended the event wearing a tailored blue suit — which we think matches his blue eyes perfectly — along with a navy and red striped tie for contrast. He proudly stands next to his wife as she beams, proving that these two are the most perfect couple we’ve seen in quite some time.
After her bold tangerine-hued entrance, Princess Mary delivered a speech on smart hospitals and the future of healthcare. And after the event, she and her husband attended the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, where they spoke with students studying sustainable textiles, which is a passion for Mary.
Recently, Princess Mary celebrated her 50th birthday with a commemorative portrait that served as a lesson in royal style. Posing in a beaded dress with organza and cerulean lace, designed by Copenhagen-based designer Lasse Spagenberg.
The Hobart native finished the look with an impressive set of jewelery from the Danish Royal Collection: a dazzling ruby and diamond tiara, chandelier earrings and a bespoke brooch, also known as the Queen Ingrid set Ruby.
While Mary left Australia for Denmark 18 years ago, the mother-of-four will always bring pride to her home country, one tailor at a time.