Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the celebrations on October 7 looking fabulous as ever. The royal was chic in head-to-toe black coupled with a red designer blazer.
The royal wore an Alexander McQueen fitted Crepe Jacket in Burgundy, currently retailed at Selfridges for £1,370.
The official Selfridges website reads: “Alexander McQueen’s blazer has been precisely tailored in Italy from crepe in a slim silhouette with a nipped-in waist.
“Turn the lapels into a plunging neckline by wearing the button fastened and nothing but a lace bra underneath.”
The blazer was perfect for highlighting the Crown Princess’ enviable figure.
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It boasted a sharp silhouette with defined lapels and padded shoulder.
It had a single button in the centre but the royal opted to wear it undone for a more relaxed look.
Slanted flap pockets on either side worked to sculpt the Princess’ waist and highlight her curves.
According to Net-a-Porter, Alexander McQueen’s “extraordinary heritage is defined by emotional power and raw energy”.
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This was the only pop of colour in the Crown Princess’ latest look, with the royal pairing her dynamic blazer with a black turtle-neck jumper and black, floor-length trousers.
She also appeared to accessorise the look with a pair of shiny, black pointed-toe pumps.
As for her hair, Crown Princess Mary opted for a neat, chic ponytail with a centre parting.
Her makeup look included dark eyes and pale pink lipstick, with a touch of blush on the cheeks.
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“Love the monochromatic black underneath with that pop of red. The colour looks amazing on her.”
She continued: “Love the wide-leg trousers. She looks impeccable, oh and I love the ponytail.”
@luxmeagainpreloved added: “Mary looks fantastic. The red jacket is tailoring perfection. I hope she has the red trousers, too.”
@ale_campos_gua called the jacket “divine”, while @ellainthecityboston said it was a “great colour”.
