Queen Mary of Denmark Flaunts Nautical Fashion at Fredensborg Castle

Queen Mary of Denmark embarked on an early summer getaway to Fredensborg Castle from Copenhagen, accompanied by her spouse, King Frederik X, igniting a fashion statement with a distinct nautical twist.

Donning two exquisite ensembles, Queen Mary first appeared in the navy blue and white Iris and Ink Alison Polka-Dot Satin Midi Dress, exuding elegance with its belted white line, long sleeves, and rounded neckline.

Complementing the dress, the royal adorned navy pumps by [unnamed designer] and a white veil headpiece by Maggie Mowbray Millinery, carrying a vibrant bouquet featuring shades of purple, blue, pink, and cream, as she posed alongside her husband of two decades.

Upon arrival at Fredensborg Castle, Queen Mary transitioned into a white top by Boss matched with a Harris Wharf London jacket, seamlessly coordinated with wide-leg dark trousers from Etro, and elegant heels by [unnamed designer], in sync with King Frederik, who swapped his uniform for a more casual suit for a leisurely stroll around the estate.

Recently unveiling their royal portrait to the public in a grand ceremony on April 25, Queen Mary and King Frederik X marked a significant moment in Danish history. Queen Mary, celebrated for her power dressing and regal style, stepped into the throne in January, paving the way for a new fashion era under her reign.