Queen Mary of Denmark has made a glamorous appearance in her native Australia as part of a six-day state visit with her husband, King Frederik X. The Danish royal couple visited the capital, Canberra, on 15 March, where Mary sported an extravagant floral headpiece.
Mary looked effortlessly chic in a white midi dress with a colourful floral print, ruffle details, and sheer long sleeves. She accessorised with nude heels, a blue clutch, and teardrop earrings, but her statement headpiece, featuring floral arrangements, commanded attention. Her brunette locks were worn straight for the occasion.
The royals are travelling to several Australian states from 14 to 19 March, including Mary's hometown of Hobart, in their first trip Down Under since ascending to the throne in January 2024. On Sunday, they visited Government House, where they met Governor-General Sam Mostyn and her husband, Simeon Beckett.
The Danish Royal House shared photos on Instagram, noting: 'In Australia's capital Canberra, Their Majesties the King and Queen were officially welcomed on a state visit on Sunday. The official reception took place at Government House, which is located in the large Yarralumla park on Lake Burley Griffin. On arrival at Government House, the Royal Couple were also welcomed with a traditional smoke ceremony.'
During the Canberra stop, Mary unveiled a second outfit, a green dress with a V-neckline and voluminous sleeves, believed to be the 'Everley Plunge Floral Linen Midi Dress' by Sydney-based designer Zimmermann. She paired it with gold jewellery. Mary has worn the Australian label, also favoured by Zara Tindall, on several occasions, including a pencil skirt to the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in November.
