Crown Princess Mary has made an appearance in Denmark as the country continues to move towards a COVID-free outlook.
The Princess, 49, visited the WHO leads of her country on Wednesday as they discussed the ways the country was progressing, and where it needed to go.
To do that – she wore a very on-brand, chic outfit to boot.
Sharing images from the meeting to Instagram, the Danish Royal Palace explained Mary’s visit to speak to Dr Kluge of the World Health Organisation. There, he provided and update on Denmark’s status in the fight against COVID.
They also discussed the region’s other health challenges and the ways they were ensuring they had a working healthcare system.
For the meeting, Mary wore a smart pink shirt and her glasses.
The bright colour added a sense of hope to her surroundings – the promise of better days ahead.
Ever the style inspiration to the masses, Mary wore her hair straightened and loose.
Princess Mary looked chic in a pink shirt.
(Instagram /WHO)Funnily enough, Mary’s pink shirt wasn’t an unfamiliar royal style – Duchess Catherine has also been known to rock pink one time or another.
Indeed Kate’s pink pussybow Gucci blouse, worn in 2019, gave fans a solid dose of fashion inspiration for the year ahead – and right into 2021.
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The Duchess wore her own version of the humble pink shirt.
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The Danish royals have worked throughout the entire pandemic, aiming to bring encouragement and support for their country as they remained in lockdown for the better part of a year.
Just recently, the Palace gave fans a candid insight into the royals’ lives as the country cheered on their national handball team in the world championships, played in Egypt.
Images of Princess Mary’s children, Christian, Isabella, Josephine, and Vincent jumping about in excitement in front of their television was a relatable scene, and one that no doubt gave fans comfort in knowing they were doing the exact same.
