Day 2. The Women Deliver Conference 2016

Tuesday, May 17th

As patron Crown Princess Mary attended the Women Deliver Conference 2016, herein Bella Centre, Copenhagen. Princess Benedikte also attended event on occasion of the conference.
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Crown Princess Mary attending events at the Women Deliver Conference 2016

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From early morning, patron of the Women Deliver Conference 2016 Crown Princess Mary was on the go to attend another day at the international conference on girls and women's health, right and well-being. Shortly before she arrived, Princess Benedikte attended an early meeting, where she gave a speech and listened interested to everything that was told. She showed full support and made it clear that it must be more than just words and good intentions. Now is the time to make a difference. When the Crown Princess arrived to the Belle Centre the two royal women met briefly before she had leave for another event expecting her presents. The first event she attended was the Morning Plenary: A Girl's and Women's Lens on the SDG's, which Princess Benedikte later followed with great interest. During the day she was present at several events; Healthy Women, Healthy Economics, Women empower business, where she also gave a speech and Tough talks - a 21th century agenda for SRHR. 

After a long day, meeting hundreds of activists, politicians, leaders form foundations and organizations her day wasn't finished yet. Around 4:00 pm. local time, the Crown Princess gave a strong speech at Christiansborg Castle, which caught everybody's attention on occasion of the photo exhibition #Childmothers. The exhibition is focusing on girls becoming a mother before the age of 15. Strong as her speech was the exhibition and made a great impression on the Crown Princess, who took time to admire pictures of young mothers. The pictures are taken by photographer Pieter ten Hoopen and journalist Sofia Klemming Nordenskiöld in both Bangladesh, Zambia and Burkina Faso.


Mary was dressed in a strong and powerful outfit. She matched long trousers and a feminine jacket. A rather masculine outfit, but with a feminine touch. Think we got to see a very interesting look. First of all the combination of Julie Fagerholdt Heartmade (collection: Winter Holliday 2015) trousers and a black peplum jacket. I am thrilled to see her in trousers again. Pretty sure you remember them from, when she attended Copenhagen Fashion Week 2016, hereThe amazing thing about her look is differently the new black wrap jacket. First it was believed that she has worn it at a previous event, but with the help from Heaven it has now been found at the brand Scanlan Theodore. She wore a dress from the same designer in 2013 at a birthday party in Norway, hereLike the classy and sophisticated woman she is, she was wearing a pair of black suede pointed pumps. I strongly believe they are from Gianvito Rossi, though I haven't been able to find pictures proving it for sure. Simple as her hairstyle, Mary accessorized her powerful look with diamond stearrings, her usual diamond rings from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen, a Dulong Fine Jewelry bracelet and of course the thing we all noticed - her new necklace. With some help from Pernille, Kate and the designer herself, I can tell that Mary is wearing a medium size, 18 ct. white gold necklace with 23 diamond from Katerina PitznerIt can be worn short or long because of the adjustable chain. Last but not least we have the fabulous Prada tote bag.


Jacket: Scanlan Theodore Crepe Knit Wrap Jacket
Trousers: Julie Fagerholt Heartmade Neta Pants
Necklace: Katerina Pitzner Infinity Medium Necklace
Bracelet: Dulong Fine Jewelry Piccolo Bracelet
Rings: Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Love Bands

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Shoes: Gianvito Rossi Classic Black Pumps Suede


Crown Princess Mary attended dinner with UN Foundation of directors

It had been a really long day for the Crown Princess, who began her day early in the morning with a meeting with Morning Plenary: A Girl's and Women's Lens on the SDG's. With many different impressions throughout the day, it wasn't over quite yet. About an hour or so before she attended the dinner at Odd Fellows Palace in Copenhagen, she had given a speech and attended the Champions Award ICRW, where she also handed over awards to Jill Sheffield and Melinda French Gates. Working for about ten hours, the Crown Princess arrived to Odd Fellows Palace not that far from her own home at Frederik VIII's Palace, Amalienborg. She was not the only guest of honor at the dinner. Also former Norwegian Prime Minister, Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Development Cooperation Christian Friis Bach, Red Cross Secretary General Anders Ladekarl and United States Ambassador in Denmark Rufus Gifford were present. The dinner had been organized by the UN Foundation.

Arriving to the dinner Mary was beautifully dressed in a new causal black dress featuring puffed sleeves and buttons on the back, which has now been identified as a Julie Fagerholt Heartmade (collection: Winter Holiday 2015) dress. Thanks to Kate, who told me about the dress. Maybe not the most impressive we have seen so far, but it really doesn't matter. I like its simplicity and elegancy. A little 70s inspired. With the embellished belt she really embraced the evening style with perfection. Such a beauty. To keep everything in style, she was wearing chic Gianvito Rossi pumps featuring pointed metallic cap toe. Like during the day she chose her Prada leather bag and diamond earrings. One great way to end a really long and successful day.

Dress: Heartmade Julie Fagerholt Black Silk Dress w. Embellished Belt
Bag: Prada Saffiano Cuir leather tote
Shoes: Gianvito Rossi Metal Mesh Cap-Toe Pumps

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