Queen Mary of Denmark, known as one of Europe’s most fashionable royals, truly lived up to her reputation on Monday night.
Attending an official dinner at Bellevue Palace in Berlin with her husband, King Frederik X, the mother of two made a striking appearance.
The event, which brought together the heads of state from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Nordic Embassies in Berlin.
Queen Mary dazzled in a red satin A-line gown, featuring cap sleeves, a daring thigh-high slit, and a cinched waist. Her brunette locks were styled in a sleek low chignon, and she accessorized with statement silver earrings and a pearl-embellished clutch. Her radiant makeup included soft brown eyeshadow, rose blusher, and glossy pink lips.
Also attending the royal affair were Princess Mette-Marit and Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, as well as Prince Daniel and Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden.
The state dinner was part of Queen Mary and King Frederik’s two-day visit to Germany, which began on Monday, October 21. The couple was welcomed by President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife, Elke Buedenbender, in an official ceremony.
Earlier in the day, they visited the Reichstag with Bundestag President Baerbel Bas. Upon their arrival, Queen Mary stepped out in a powder blue Jesper Høvring coat paired with a boucle skirt by Emilia Wickstead, valued at £970.
She completed her look with a statement headband, nude stilettos, and gold earrings, while King Frederik coordinated in a navy-tailored suit and light blue tie. Throughout their visit, the royal couple has been spotted sharing heartwarming moments and enjoying each other’s company.
