Prince Christian of Denmark was confirmed yesterday at Fredensborg Castle Church in a small service attended by close friends and family who live in the area.
Crown Princess Mary wore a new hat for the occasion. In royal blue straw, the beret base shape is trimmed with large silk calla lily flowers and wired leaves.
Mary placed the hat on the back of her head, leaving the flowers and leaves sweeping forward over her forehead. This placement makes sense of the long leaves – the way the leaves and flowers frame Mary’s face like a bandeau really works. The piece pairs well with her navy dotted dress to make a stylish look that doesn’t stands up well without standing out and I’m sure many of you will notice Mary’s sapphire brooch is the same one worn for Christian’s christening. I always love such sweet, sentimental touches.
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Designer: Susanne Juul. Dress by Iris & Ink
Previously Worn: This hat is new
Queen Margrethe also wore a new hat for this milestone, a bright pink beret simply trimmed with a large side twist.
Embed from Getty ImagesMargrethe wears vibrant colour well and after our recent look at her pink hats, it’s great to see her add another. Yes, the whole ensemble is a rather punchy hit of colour but it feels very authentic to Margrethe’s style. Like everything we’ve seen from Mathilde Førster’s studio, this hat is impeccably made- I’m unable to find a single waver or pucker on that beautifully sewn edge on the twist.
Designer: Mathilde Førster
Previously Worn: This hat is new
Like many families, the event was celebrated on a smaller scale than originally planned (and held a year after originally scheduled!). As such, it was lovely to see both Queen Margrethe and Crown Princess Mary bring a greater sense of celebration to the occasion with the debut of new hats.
What do you think of this new pair of berets yesterday in Denmark?
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Crown Princess Mary’s has paired her elegant black and white floral Ralph Lauren dress with three different hats so far:
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