Crown Princess Mary of Denmark cut an elegant figure in royal blue as she opened an exhibition today which celebrates her 50 years of life.
Along with her children, Princess Isabella, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, the royal, who is soon to celebrate her 50th birthday, visited Frederiksborg Museum of National History in Hillerod, a town 24 miles from Copenhagen.
Called ‘Crown Princess Mary 1972-2022’, the Princess and her husband beamed as they were pictured walking into the big reveal.
The mother-of-four donned a bold blue gown for the occasion, which featured a pretty peplum top and flared midi skirt.
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark unveiled a portrait of herself, made by Spanish-born artist Jesus Herrera during the opening of ‘HRH Crown Princess Mary 1972 – 2022’ at the National History Museum at Frederiksborg Castle, in Hillerod, Denmark
The glamourous brunette Princess wore a royal blue top, skirt, gloves and clutch bag for the occasion, paired with some snakeskin-patterned dark blue pointed heels, a golden leaf brooch and gold jewellery
The exhibition includes a brand new painting of the Crown Princess, which shows her looking regal as ever in a white off-the-shoulder dress with her warm brunette hair delicately styled in a low-bun.
The incredible painting shows Princess Mary sat on a purple chair, looking calmly out of the window beside her which reflects trees on the wall she is placed in front of.
She and her family unveiled the painting, which is to act as the centre-piece in the new exhibition.
The glamourous brunette Princess paired her blue ensemble with some snakeskin-patterned dark blue pointed heels, a golden leaf brooch and gold jewellery.
The Princess and her husband, and three of their children, twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, as well as their older sister Princess Isabella, beamed as they were pictured walking into the big reveal
Her makeup was natural and warm-toned, to pair perfectly with her warm brown hair.
The portrait was painted by Spanish-born artist Jesus Herrera, who has lived in Copenhagen since 2016.
The rest of the exhibition tells the Crown Princess’ personal story through photographs and personal items of hers, as well as her importance to the modern Danish Royal Family.
The exhibition tells about the Crown Princess’ personal history and significance for the Danish Royal Family through pictures and other personal items.
The moment the Crown Princess and her family unveiled the beautiful new painting of her to celebrate her 50th birthday on Saturday. The portrait was painted by Spanish-born artist Jesus Herrera, who has lived in Copenhagen since 2016
Meanwhile the family went on to tour the rest of the exhibition at the gallery and appeared blown away
Pictured with Princess Isabella, Princess Josephine and Prince Vincent, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark walked around the brand new exhibition which celebrates her birth
Princess Josephine pictured with her Australian-born mother, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. The 11-year-old princess has joined her mother another royal engagement this week, including when she and her brother Prince Vincent visited Copenhagen Zoo
This royal engagement has been one of many in just one week for the family, ahead of her 50th birthday on Saturday 5 February.
Stunning portraits of the Australian-born Princess posing with her husband Prince Frederik were released by the palace on Monday.
The mother-of-four oozed radiance in a glittering floor-length ensemble embellished with silver, pink and white gems, and a blue sash to go over the top.
Designed by Danish designer Lasse Spangenberg, the 49-year-old looked fabulous with the long sleeves and a cinched waist, as well as ruby and silver bracelets, drop earrings, a brooch and a dazzling tiara to top it all off.
The exhibition, which the Princess wore royal blue to unveil, tells about the Crown Princess’ personal history and significance for the Danish Royal Family through pictures and other personal items
This royal engagement has been one of many in just one week for the family, ahead of her 50th birthday on Saturday 5 February
The Australian-native was given a bunch of flowers by a little girl ahead of the unveiling of the new exhibition
Princess Mary, with Prince Vincent (just behind her), Princess Isabella and Princess Josephine, as they entered Frederiksborg Museum of National History in Hillerod, a town 24 miles from Copenhagen
And yesterday, she was at Copenhagen Zoo to welcome the beginning of a garden named after her.
Along with her youngest children, twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, the Princess took a day to see the animals and speak to experts.
The building of Mary’s Australian Garden is now underway, and is meant to create more space for new and existing species in the zoo, including the cockatoo, Kookaburras and rock-wallabies, all animals found in her native Australia.