From October 2 to 5, Mary from Denmark is located in Brazil on the occasion of a trip that will help establish greater cooperation between both nations, especially in areas such as sustainability, biodiversity and women’s rights. The Danish queen You will know the cities of Manaus and Brasilia in what will be your first solo visit since the proclamation of Frederick all the looks that he has carried.
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© detdanskekongehusA guest of powerful contrasts in the opera
As night fell on Wednesday, October 2, to conclude her first day of visit to Brazil, Queen Mary was received by the Governor of the State of Amazonas, Wilson Lima, at the Teatro Amazonas, a theater and opera house in the center of Manaus.
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© detdanskekongehusThe blouse she has in seven colors
Mary landed in Brazil with a look that is far from the more elegant one she wore at the opera: it begins with a wrap-around blouse with a ‘V’ neckline, long sleeves with closed cuffs and a sash with a tie at the waist, by Jesper Høvring , which the queen seems to really like because she has it in almost a dozen different colors.
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© detdanskekongehusWith a new printed skirt
The second piece of the look is a pleated midi skirt that stands out for its geometric pattern of vertical and horizontal zig-zag stripes that we had never seen before, so we assume that it is a new acquisition. The combination of forest green with the magenta of the blouse is as striking as it is successful.
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© GTRESEverything golden
Although they are not seen in the photos shared by the Danish Royal House, we know that Mary from Denmark opted for sandals designed with an open toe, straps on the instep, ankle bracelet closure and a gold metallic finish, from Aquazzura.
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© detdanskekongehus‘Clutch’ with rhinestones
In tune with the sandals, she carried a handbag made of gold satin and embroidered with gold and rhinestone applications, whose origin is unknown, and new filigree dangling earrings.
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© detdanskekongehus‘Boho’ style earrings
Of these air earrings hippythe Dane has several pairs in her jewelry box, so at first we had doubts, but none of them are identical to the one she debuted on her first night in Manaus.
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© GTRESMane with waves
During the morning, she tied her hair in a carelessly low braid that she tied with a simple plastic hair tie just like the one we all have at home, so we were expecting a change of look for the function. And so it was! She left her hair down with very pretty soft waves that relaxed the style a little without taking away from its sophistication.
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© detdanskekongehusComplete comfort upon arrival
Hours before the function, Queen Mary wore a radically opposite style for her visit to the Amazon Museum (MUSA), which is located in an area of ​​100 hectares of the Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve, an area of ​​original dry forest in the Amazon. . The plan called for comfortable clothing, so the midi dresses with high heels that we are accustomed to were left behind.
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© detdanskekongehusA ‘Safari’ look for the jungle
For this walk, Federico Safariwith roll-up sleeves with belt loops and practical pockets, from Columbia (75 euros), which she combined with pants post in khaki technical fabric.
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© detdanskekongehusTrekking shoes
He put all his things in a bag tote convertible, from Prada, which is made of beige hemp fabric with short leather handles. He barely brought any accessories because, as we said, the goal was complete comfort, which is why, as footwear, he chose some navy blue hiking boots from Arc’teryx.
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© detdanskekongehusJewelry with meaning
If we look closely at the photographs, we notice that she wore very few pieces of jewelry: her gold bracelets, from Cartier, and the 18-karat yellow gold necklace, from Halberstadt, which has a pendant with her husband’s initial. To protect himself from the sun, he wore his blue-framed sunglasses at all times.
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© detdanskekongehusAn all-terrain queen
The first thing Queen Mary did after landing in Manaus was participate in a boat trip along the Amazon River, where she had the opportunity to learn about the challenges of the Amazon region and the possible solutions proposed by local institutions in relation to the fight against crimes against the environment.
