And here she visited an architecture school also in Copohegan
The First pic was taken at the presentation of the Designer's Nest Award. The second pic was taken at the Danish Refugee Help Fashion Show, "Fashion with a purpose" at the Royal Academy for Art Architect School at Holmen.
I've noticed alot of both pros and cons in regards to mary and her heels during her pregnancy. I can only tell you from personal experience wearing 4 in and smaller heels for over 20 some odd years, even during my pregnancy, that the muscles in your calves and thighs become accustomed to heels. As well as your balance, hips and lower back. you adjust your weight and posture accordingly. When you switch to wearing flats, it becomes very uncomfortable because the muscles in your legs have to stretch out and you have to realign your body and weight. And with the extra weight of pregnancy, your better off sticking to what your body is used to wearing. I was wearing my stilettos to the office when I was 8 mos pregnant. When I went in for my ob check ups, my doctor joked around that when I had my baby, she would probably come out wearing little high heels! Hee! Hee! Just thought I'd toss out that little bit of info if anyone cared.
Have a wonderfuld day everyone!!!
Crown Princess Mary and The Danish Cancer Foundation/Society
Here are some pictures from Polfoto of Crown Princess Mary today, as she went to Vejle to open The Fight Against Cancer's new advisory center. She also visited the Saint Maria Hospice.
Thank you for the photos GrandDuchess. The photo of the man kissing Mary's hand is cute.
I don't particularly like Mary's outfit. The hat just about looks like something one would wear out for Sunday morning brunch, it is a bit too casual. I also dion't like the way the shirt is hung out from the jacket. The jacket is obviously smaller and shorter now because of her stomach. I really like the skirt with the designs on it, the jacket (if it had fit better), and the shoes as usual.
My favorite picture is this one.The outfit looks much better here:
I must say that for the first time, I absolutely do not like this outfit she is wearing. It looks as if she borrowed the jacket from someone else because she was cold! And why would she wear a teal jacket and shoes and the rest of her outfit was tan? I think maybe the "hormones" are impairing her judgment? Hee! Hee! just kidding. Everyone is entitled to "off day" so to speak.
I am going to have to object to the fashion is superficial statement. Fashion and clothing are vitally important to human beings on a fundamental level such as protection for the body, and identification (think policeman or priest), and from a money/industry standpoint. But also from an intellectual and emotional viewpoint. Clothes can make us feel, they can also make us think about someone and pass judgement. They help us declare our identity and become part of social groups. Human beings are very visual creatures. If we were not we would all be wearing the same grey lifeless, shapeless suit made of the same material. All of us. All our homes, buildings etc would be the same. But they are not. We really don't need a nice home, nice furnishings, all we need is a box with a roof, and a sleeping bag. Why bother gardening unless to grow food exclusively? Flowers are pointless visuals? No they are not. They smell good, they are pretty and make us happy. The same can be said of fashion. Does man need art? music? Not really. We can survive without them. But the question is do we want to? Fashion can be put in the same catagory. I for one do not want to look like a drone or carbon copy. I love color, cut, fabric etc. :)
I am going to have to object to the fashion is superficial statement. Fashion and clothing are vitally important to human beings on a fundamental level such as protection for the body, and identification (think policeman or priest), and from a money/industry standpoint. But also from an intellectual and emotional viewpoint. Clothes can make us feel, they can also make us think about someone and pass judgement. They help us declare our identity and become part of social groups. Human beings are very visual creatures. If we were not we would all be wearing the same grey lifeless, shapeless suit made of the same material. All of us. All our homes, buildings etc would be the same. But they are not. We really don't need a nice home, nice furnishings, all we need is a box with a roof, and a sleeping bag. Why bother gardening unless to grow food exclusively? Flowers are pointless visuals? No they are not. They smell good, they are pretty and make us happy. The same can be said of fashion. Does man need art? music? Not really. We can survive without them. But the question is do we want to? Fashion can be put in the same catagory. I for one do not want to look like a drone or carbon copy. I love color, cut, fabric etc. :)
I agree! I love my clothes and I love feeling good and I love dressing up too!:)
Her promoting fashion industry helps create jobs so people can work and feed their families.
When did Mary wear that green coat?? It looks beautiful but I don;t think I have seen any other pictures of it.
EmmieLou, according to the Hello article, Mary wore the green coat and the outfit on the same day.
It says:
"The pretty Australian was sporting a trendy green velvet jacket with empire-line fastening and jeans when she made her entrance. She later swapped the garment for an oriental-style number with an eye-catching brooch as she and two companions arrived for local label Munthe Plus Simonsen's latest collection."
As I was never to interested in Mary (her fashioncovers was one of the reasons) I did not know that she was involved in something other then fashion and the occasional flower/smile/shake hands/cut ribbons visits. But I am glad to hear that she is involved in Mental Health etc. As a poster discribs it as one of her key patronages I assume she is actively involved anyway.
However I would like to point out that there is a difference in being a patron and to be actively involved im some causes. Bing a patron sometimes merely requires one (or not even one) visit, while active involvement is something completely different.
Anyway, all the best to Mary and her causes.
I love the way CPM radiates within this Picture! :) I said it before and I'll sa it again, she looks wonderful and preganancy definately suits her.:) Thumbs up CPM:)
Quote:
Originally Posted by pdas1201
More pics taken at the Danish Refugee Help Fashion Show, "Fashion with a purpose" at the Royal Academy for Art Architect School at Holmen.
Here she visited a fashion show in Copohegen
Linear Mode
