Designers' Nest Award 2018

Tuesday, January 30th

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On Tuesday afternoon the Crown Princess attended the presentation of the Designers' Nest Award 2018 at Hotel d'Angleterre in Copenhagen. The exclusive hotel hosted fashion shows created by upcoming design students. The Crown Princess was warmly welcomed with flowers, smiles and handshakes at the arrival. She then entered the grand hall; all in complete silence. As guest of honor she handed over the prestige award along DKK 50,000 to this years best designer. The winner, Axel Enqvist, has been chosen among both Danish and Scandinavian design students. With everything I have seen and heard so far, it was a magical afternoon at Hotel d'Angleterre.

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Mary was dressed in the most incredible outfit I think we have seen in a very long time. This is of course my personal opinion. She dazzled in a reused Jesper Høvring (Collection: Jesper Høvring x Great Greenland 2016) suit in burgundy and petrol blue. A magnificent colour combination. At the arrival she stunned wearing a brand new coat in the same colour as the suit. A match made in heaven. So far, I have not been able to identify where her new coat are from. Any ideas are more than welcome. Anyone who would like a coat in the same colour? I would. Mary accessorized her outfit with glamorous golden earrings from Dulong Fine Jewelry, a Orit Elhanati necklace and a single diamond ring from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen. What makes this a gorgeous outfit is differently the colour-combo and the fact that she was wearing leopard Gianvito Rossi pumps. Probably why I adore her style so much. Everything is perfectly and carefully matched to look stylish, a bit edgy and super classy. I would wear this in an instant if I got the chance.

Suit // Jesper Høvring Two Coloured Suit
Earrings // Dulong Fine Jewelry Kharima Earrings, Mega
Necklace // Orit Elhanati The Abyss Necklace
Bracelet // Dulong Fine Jewelry
Ring // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Love Bands Ring
Clutch // Carlend Copenhagen Vanessa Original Clutch
Shoes // Gianvito Rossi Leopard-Print Calf Hair Pumps
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Meeting in the UN City

Monday, January 29th

All unofficially the Crown Princess participated a meeting at the UN City in Copenhagen, here. She met with several United Nations organization on occasion of the Australian Minister of International Development and the Pacific visited Denmark. Prior to her visit the Minister shared informations on who she was going to meet and what events to attend, here. According to the Danish royal house topics like equality were discussed during the meeting.



Meeting with representatives at the UN City in Copenhagen, Mary was beautifully dressed in a chic business-look. We have seen a similar combination not long ago. It was when she attended the UNFPA's State of World Population Report 2017 on November 1st, here. She embraced the style by wearing a black Helmut Lang blazer featuring leather trim, a matching knitted lace blouse and grey trousers. It you like the blouse as much as I do, then Aiyau sells a similar model, here. Other than her stylish glasses from FLEYE, Mary dazzled wearing embellished heels from Apair. For so long I have wished to found out more about her glasses. Me and a friend have tried, believe me. A kind worker at a Danish company led me in the direction of FLEYE and they confirmed by mail that Mary is indeed wearing their glasses.

Blazer // Heltmut Lang Leather-Trimmed Wool-Blend Crepe Blazer
Glasses // FLEYE Esther
Shoes // Apair Pump Diamonds
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The Women's Board Award 2018

Friday, January 26th


The Crown Princess attended the presentation of the Women's Board Award 2018 in Copenhagen. It is the third time she is present. The award has been handed over since 2014 and aim to create greater diversity in the top of Danish business and increase the number of women in Danish boards. Along with Chairman of the Jury Thomas Thune Andersen, the Crown Princess handed over the prestiege award to Marianne Kirkegaard. She is Group CEO for CSM Bakery Solutions in USA. Congratulations to Marianne Kirkegaard with the prize and title as winner of the Women's Board Award 2018. The Crown Princess also gave a speech on occasion of the presentation.


As I mentioned before, this is the third time Mary is present at the presentation of the Women's Board Award. It means that we have already seen three previous outfit's, which can be compared with what she wore on January 26th. You find her previous outfits here, here & here.

This year Mary was dressed in a partly reused and new outfit. First thing I noticed is her blouse. She wore it on January 12th when attending the inauguration of a new Christmas Seal home, here. Since then I have had nightmares because I can't find it. Now, the sweet Amanda shared an incredible identification with me. She is the one who managed to identify Mary's reused printed blouse as Jesper Høvring (Collection: H by Jesper Høvring, here). She embraced a chic look by wearing a brand new leather skirt. It has been identified as Hugo Boss (Collection: BOSS Orange) and it turns out to be navy blue. As accessories Mary had chosen a diamond ring, a golden ring shaped as a leaf and drop earrings. All three pieces are from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen. I have always adored the combination of one golden ring and one silver ring. Makes a great match. Would you ever wear both golden and silver jewellery at once? Then we have a pair of snake skin pumps from Prada and that blue Quidam clutch seen multiple times before.  

Blouse // Jesper Høvring Cara Shirt
Skirt // Hugo Boss Beswedy
Earrings // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen White Moonstone Yellow Gold Lotus Drop Earrings
Ring // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Love Bands
Ring // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Leaves Ring
Clutch // Quidam Grey Calfskin Clutch
Shoes // Prada
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Day 2. Visiting the European Council in Strasbourg

Tuesday, January 23rd



In view of the fact that Denmark is chairman of the European Council's Ministerial Committee until May, the Crown Princess visited the European Council in Strasbourg. The European Council's Ministerial Committee works to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law.

The Crown Princess arrived a day earlier and attended a private dinner with the Danish ambassador, who is also a permanent member of the council, here. On January 23rd most focus was on Denmark and 'Danishness' with the Crown Princess as the perfect representative and music performed by DRs Girls Choir. Since the second she ended her speech, it has been praised. You should differently hear it. The speech is in English so many of you should be able to understand what she says. Every time she attend events like this, she makes me so proud of being a Dane.




As her speech, she wore a reward winning outfit for the occasion. Mary showed up wearing a reused grey dress from Prada. It goes back to 2015 when she attended the 3rd World Conference of Women's Shelters' in the Netherlands, here. A year later Mary dazzled one more time when attending the Women's Board Award 2016 taking place in HeloitteHuset in Copenhagen, here. Even last year she wore the dress was last wear at a reception where she received the World Health Organization Award, here. She strikes again in the same dress accessorized with new jewellery. She had chosen diamond earrings and a few rings from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen, a golden Cartier bracelet and what I believe two other bracelets from Dulong Fine Jewelry. We get a glimpse of a handbag which can only be her tan Prada bag. Nor am I in doubt that she's wearing patent pink pumps from Gianvito Rossi. Beautiful pumps. Beautiful outfit. As the day before she arrived wearing her new Max Mara coat identified by Heaven. For sure Mary made a good impression of herself. Really, it is hard to make a bad impression in this outfit. Right?

Coat // Max Mara Wool & Angora Coat
Dress // Prada Grey Dress w. White Collar
Earrings // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Winter Frost Earrings
Rings // Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Love Bands Ring
Bracelet // Cartier Love Bracelet
Shoes // Gianvito Rossi Pink Patent Pumps
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