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Sunday, May 10, 2015

Princess Mary attended the opening of Bridge Walking

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the opening of Bridge Walking on new tourist attraction Little Belt Bridge on May 10, 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark. (The Old Little Belt Bridge, is a truss bridge over the Little Belt strait in Denmark)
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the opening of the new tourist attraction Little Belt Bridge on May 10, 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the opening of the new tourist attraction Little Belt Bridge on May 10, 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Friday, March 13, 2015

Princess Mabel receives Champions for Change award by Princess Mary

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark hand over the Champions for Change Award to Princess Mabel of The Netherlands for her work as initiator and chair of ‘Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage, at the Banqueting Hall in London, United Kingdom, 12 March 2015. Crown Princess Mary as patron of the Champions for Change Awards also held a speech. (The award is an initiative of the International Centre for Research on Women) ( VIDEO )
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark hand over the Champions for Change Award to Princess Mabel of The Netherlands
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark hand over the Champions for Change Award to Princess Mabel of The Netherlands
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Saturday, March 7, 2015

Princess Mary visited the art exhibition

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and Danish Minister of Culture Marianne Jelved attended the opening of a double anniversary exhibition marking the Artist Association Groenningen 100th anniversary on March 7, 2015 in Copenhagen
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and Danish Minister of Culture Marianne Jelved attended the opening of a double anniversary exhibition marking the Artist Association Groenningen 100th anniversary
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the opening of a double anniversary exhibition marking the Artist Association Groenningen 100th anniversary
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 16-22 October

Here's what Letizia wore from 16-22 October:

  1. Inaugurating the Miguel Delibes Foundation, 17 October. Wee stars on the top there. Bordering on kitschy, but she pulls it off.
  2. a and b) Audiences at the Reconquista Hotel in Oviedo, 20 October. All very elegant, and the snakeskin shoes are back!
  3. At a concert in Oviedo, 20 October. Ah, the lady tux. Kudos for bringing the hairdresser along for the trip, even if she does look a bit like she's late for a set with Frank and the boys at the Excelsior.
  4. Audiences for the Prince of Asturias Awards laureates, 21 October. Dubious shoe selection, I must say.
  5. The Prince of Asturias Awards, 21 October. I should LOVE this one - I mean, look, she did her hair and everything! Fellow royals, take note! - but somehow I find it aging. I blame the non-color color of it.
  6. Visiting San Tirso de Abres, 22 October. A low key end to the week, but yet again I am impressed overall. Me thinks Leti is stepping up her game, and I like it.
Photos: Zimbio/Getty Images/Bekia/Daylife

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 5-11 September

Here's what Princess Letizia wore the week of 5-11 September:
  1. Attending the ballet, 5 September. This outfit again, but different shoes. I like this shirt/trouser combo, but we still need to work on the shoes.
  2. Inauguration of a research center, 7 September. Wow.
  3. Attending a concert, 8 September.
  4. Visiting Onda Cera Radio, 9 September. I like this suit. The shirt sort of looks like a bib when you can't see the sleeves, though.
Best and Worst of the Week
Well, I guess the concert one wins.  Probably because I can't see the shoes.  Normally I hate those shoes on the shorts suit, but on this occasion they might be the best thing.  What we have here is the neutral uniform of a zookeeper or a safari guide.  Yes, and the feet are obviously being protected from the brush by the shoes in question.  As you can see, the hair has been affected by the conditions of the great wild outdoors, while the colors and floral prints are clearly donned to disguise our guide in the wild.  She has cleverly brought a scarf along in case one of the animals needs distracting.  Yes, that must be what's going on here.  Alternately, you could also just call is a hot mess and be done with it.

Photos: Zimbio/Getty Images Europe/Carlos Alvarez/Terra