Christmas concert with DR Girls' Choir


15. December 2024

Queen Mary has been patron for DR Girls' Choir since 2018. In May of this year, the court announced that she will continue her work with the choir until 2029.

On December 15th the Queen arrived at DR's Concert Hall in Copenhagen to attend the choir's Christmas concert. 

The choir's concert honored Danish Christmas hymns like "Det kimer nu til julefest" and "Mit hjerte altid vanker".



I want a green suit right away! Who's with me? Mary looked wonderful in her new suit from Alberta Ferretti. What a color. It's been ages since Mary has worn anything from Ferretti. Even her brand new satin blouse is a Ferretti design. Love how she matched both suit and blouse in color. Really clever.

Beautifully she embraced the style of her green outfit with emerald and diamond earrings purchased at an Bruun Rasmussen auction. Even her Annikat ring matches. What is not to like? Usually I am not a bag fan of bright colors and black but somehow she managed to make it work. The black Naledi Copenhagen clutch and patent leather pumps from Gianvito Rossi completed her look with such elegance.

Remember to follow my royal Christmas calendar and the royals own Advent calendar.


SHOP THE LOOK

Blazer ● Alberta Ferretti (new) (credit: UFO No More)

Blouse ● Alberta Ferretti (new) (credit: UFO No More)

Trousers ● Alberta Ferretti (new) (credit: UFO No More)

Earrings ● Bruun Rasmussen

Ring ● Annikat

Clutch ● Naledi Copenhagen

Shoes ● Gianvito Rossi


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