Monday, September 14th
As patron of WHO, Crown Princess Mary attended the 65th session of the WHO European Regional Committee Meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania.
As patron of WHO, Crown Princess Mary attended the 65th session of the WHO European Regional Committee Meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania.
* Euro.who.int
* Kongehuset.dk
* Billedbladet.dk
* Frederiketmary.centerblog.net
* Orderofsplendor.blogspot.com
* Princessesblog76.blogspot.com
As patron of the World Health Organization (WHO) Europe, Crown Princess Mary was invited to this years RC65 WHO European Regional Committee Meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania. The primary role of WHO is to strengthen the national and local health care systems and improving people's health of the region. This task is a collaboration with governments, NGO such as other partners. The Crown Princess was invited as guest of honor and as key note speaker to open the session. Her impressive speech lasted about 12 minutes and is something you just have to read. I will talk more about the it a little later. The Crown Princess spoke to senior representatives of the 53 Member States of the WHO Europe, health ministers and several other stakeholders who were gather in Lithuania. The meeting is an annual event. The Crown Princess left after the first day, because she has another event to attend on September 15th in Denmark.
Standing in front of representatives from all over the world, her breathing was calm and well-balanced when she began her 12-minute speech. Usually, I don't read or listen to all her speeches, but in a way I was drawn to listen to this one. I'm both touched and impressed. She underlined all the essentials of why we need the work of WHO and how important it is for us to stay in good health just as we need to reduce poverty. She also pointed out why we need to help women and girl's to a better life and why this has her interest.
The importance of the meeting gave a few expectations when we talk about appearance and clothes. They discussed subjects that matters lives. In my opinion her outfit wasn't too laud. She was given a national attention as the Crown Princess of Denmark, not because of her clothes, which I really love about her. She knows that her job is more important than how she wears. She has to be dressed as patron of WHO Europe which requires a business look and no confusing prints, playful colours etc. A classy and well-dressed outfit is what she need. With help from some of my readers, I have been able to identify most of what she wore at yesterdays event. She was in a simple skater A-line dress in a navy blue colour, just like the wool poncho from Ganni. Beverley is the one to identify her new poncho. And Kate identified her brand new handbag as Hugo Boss. She accessorized the navy blue with bordeaux -a double buckled belt, her Hugo Boss handbag and Gianvito Rossi pumps. Mary topped the look with golden pearl earrings from Marianne Dulong and two gold bracelets from same designer. Orit Elhanati is the creator of the necklace.
* Kongehuset.dk
* Billedbladet.dk
* Frederiketmary.centerblog.net
* Orderofsplendor.blogspot.com
* Princessesblog76.blogspot.com
As patron of the World Health Organization (WHO) Europe, Crown Princess Mary was invited to this years RC65 WHO European Regional Committee Meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania. The primary role of WHO is to strengthen the national and local health care systems and improving people's health of the region. This task is a collaboration with governments, NGO such as other partners. The Crown Princess was invited as guest of honor and as key note speaker to open the session. Her impressive speech lasted about 12 minutes and is something you just have to read. I will talk more about the it a little later. The Crown Princess spoke to senior representatives of the 53 Member States of the WHO Europe, health ministers and several other stakeholders who were gather in Lithuania. The meeting is an annual event. The Crown Princess left after the first day, because she has another event to attend on September 15th in Denmark.
Standing in front of representatives from all over the world, her breathing was calm and well-balanced when she began her 12-minute speech. Usually, I don't read or listen to all her speeches, but in a way I was drawn to listen to this one. I'm both touched and impressed. She underlined all the essentials of why we need the work of WHO and how important it is for us to stay in good health just as we need to reduce poverty. She also pointed out why we need to help women and girl's to a better life and why this has her interest.
The importance of the meeting gave a few expectations when we talk about appearance and clothes. They discussed subjects that matters lives. In my opinion her outfit wasn't too laud. She was given a national attention as the Crown Princess of Denmark, not because of her clothes, which I really love about her. She knows that her job is more important than how she wears. She has to be dressed as patron of WHO Europe which requires a business look and no confusing prints, playful colours etc. A classy and well-dressed outfit is what she need. With help from some of my readers, I have been able to identify most of what she wore at yesterdays event. She was in a simple skater A-line dress in a navy blue colour, just like the wool poncho from Ganni. Beverley is the one to identify her new poncho. And Kate identified her brand new handbag as Hugo Boss. She accessorized the navy blue with bordeaux -a double buckled belt, her Hugo Boss handbag and Gianvito Rossi pumps. Mary topped the look with golden pearl earrings from Marianne Dulong and two gold bracelets from same designer. Orit Elhanati is the creator of the necklace.
Poncho: Ganni Woollen Scarves Poncho
Earrings: Marianne Dulong
Necklace: Orit Elhanati The Abyss Necklace
Earrings: Marianne Dulong
Necklace: Orit Elhanati The Abyss Necklace
Bracelet: Marianne Dulong Pacific Bracelet
Bracelet: Marianne Dulong Grand Pacific Bracelet
Bag: Hugo Boss Mila-F in Bordeaux
Shoes: Gianvito Rossi Purple Business Point-Toe Leather Pumps
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