| On June 6, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the 'European Development Days' held at Tour&Taxis in Brussels. The Crown Princess gave a speech at event and visited the UN's stands at the EDD Global Village. EDD are held this year for the 12th time. This year's theme is the, Ensuring the physical and psychological integrity of Girls and Women, Promoting economic and social rights and empowerment of Girls and Women, Strengthening Girls and Women’s voice and participation. |
Like always very very nice
ReplyDeleteLike the jacket, but too much fabric on the skirt part of the dress, too long and heavy looking.
ReplyDeleteThis skirt, made 8-10cm shorter, had been really nice and fresh. Instead, at this length, it looks so heavy on her, the proportions are off, and her legs look stumpy despite her very high heels.
DeleteThe jacket is nice but looks very closed-up. In this weather, shorter sleeves and a more open neckline had been nicer.
I like the blue and white together, but her outfit, overall, looks very conservative, bordering on dowdy.
Exactly Vanessa! Very well described.
DeleteI am very impressed to see an attendance of all three royals of Princess Mary of Denmark, Queen Mathilde of Belgium and Queen Letizia of Spain following the 50th Birthday gala of Prince Frederik of Denmark and know about their high awareness about women and girls issues.
ReplyDeleteCan't really see too much of Mary's dress, and the sweater style (to me) is a bit surprising for her. However her overall look fits in very appropriately with her youthful audience.
ReplyDeleteThe black and bronze sari in the first photo looks very nice. Not sparkly nor overly dressy yet still smart.
Its a nice outfit but makes her look bigger than she is. I think she needs a haircut.
ReplyDeleteAs far as can see the dress and the jacket are both nice but don't work well together
ReplyDeleteYumiko.. well spotted point! What an amazing setting for the Princess to be highlighting!! Great topic, well done, thx.
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