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I'm not keen on the whole look, I think you are right sister Morphine, the necklace gets lost, I'm not keen on the lace either .
One thing for sure is that Mary looks regal and knows the importance of the family jewels for such occassions.Mary looks fantastic! Gorgeous gown, and how nice to see this parure on her. I honestly didn't even notice the necklace until reading previous posts so it really does get lost with the neckline. That's a minor quibble. She looks beautiful.
I love the gown. It gives me a medieval vibe. The color is perfect for her and the parure and appears to be velvet. It reminds me of the dark red gown she wears at the new years court. Long white nails a bit off putting
Who was the designer?
I was wondering whether she might start using this dress for the New Years court.I love the gown. It gives me a medieval vibe. The color is perfect for her and the parure and appears to be velvet. It reminds me of the dark red gown she wears at the new years court. Long white nails a bit off putting
Who was the designer?
No, I think it's her old golden dress with a new top.I think that's a new dress! It's stunning. She gets to show off her new orders; Frederik's family order and the Order of the Seraphim.
Very good to see some handy "upcycling" by Queen Mary.Okay - I might be imagining things - but I think she has once again reworked the gold dress that she reworked with the black lace for QMII's jubilee in 2022 - is that the skirt of that dress with a new gorgeous top portion? Wow -she looks stunning!
The gown is gorgeous and I love she was conscious of the fact that she knew she was likely wearing the rubies and re-worked the dress accordingly. It looks like a total cohesive look from head to toe...and that is what she is fantastic at - thinking of the entire look. She does not throw on all the bling for the sake of it - she does not need to go out and get a bespoke gown - and she looks every inch a QUEEN! Also, I a glad that she has not gone out and raided the jewelry coffers either just because she's Queen. There is no need to do that. She has more than enough time to wear all the jewels when appropriate and work with the pieces she now has access to. We have already seen her in the Emerald set in official photos. She is now wearing the ruby set because it is appropriate and good subtle diplomatic dressing. Next week in Norway we may see the pearl Poire. Queen Mary has always had a very understated and classic style and it is nice to see that she is not going to divert from that - and she should not have to just because strangers on the internet want her to (lol) or because she cannot wait to dive into the vault.No need to buy when she can rework a gorgeous gown. Way to go Mary!
She have time to buy new but the way they rework this looks new to me
This is the second rework of the gown. She first re-worked the dress for QMII's jubilee gala where black lace was added over the top and the top of the dress was reworked to a more off the shoulder style. And now, she has removed all the lace, left the skirt in its original form and completely changed the top portion of the gown. Showing there is no need to go out and buy a completely new gown when you have the ingenuity to work with the designer to re-work a gown and extend the life of a gala gown.Mary looks fantastic! I love the reworked dress. Does anybody know how many times this dress has been reworked?