Fashion week in this Scandinavian country has returned with the Copenhagen Fashion Week. This Tuesday, January 31st 2017, the Crown Princess opened the 2017 Copenhagen Fashion Week in Copenhagen. Like every year at this time, stylish future queen consort did not miss this fashionable events for fashion creators of the Nordic countries.

At 13 am, she arrive at Copenhagen City Hall took part in the lunch followed by a show that officially launched the event. Three hours later she went to the Hotel d'Angleterre where she hands out the Designers Nest Award.

With such a program, the wife of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark was elegant as ever. The young woman, who will celebrate her 45th birthday this Sunday, wore a new OLE YDE Copenhagen Jonni Coat, cigarette pants, and a white jumper. Accessorized with Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Winter Frost Earrings, Dulong Fine Jewelry, Carlend Copenhagen Vanessa Original Python. On her feet where the Valentino Rockstud Leather
Photo Credits: Paris Match

On January 19th, she attended her first solo working meeting of 2017 with Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) to help shape a new action aimed at strengthening local networks. She wore a grey Isabel Marant tweed jacket with a new pink blouse and black pants

Crown Princess' style inspiration
Princess Marie's style inspiration

But before the evening glamour of evening dresses and tiara that comes with state visits, The Icelandic presidential couple who arrived and began a three-day state visit to Denmark where received by HM Queen Margrethe II and her husband Prince Henrik, as they were welcomed 10 am at the Amalienborg Palace. Then, in the afternoon, the monarch went with President Guoni Thorlacius Jóhannesson and his wife to the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen. He was given the gift of the people of Iceland: the complete collection of the Icelandic Sagas translated into Danish for the universities and libraries of Denmark.



Evening dresses and tiara were on rigueur this Tuesday night at the Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen for The Danish royal ladies.

 Queen Margrethe II of Denmark was seen wearing the " golden Naasut Tiara ", her emerald green lace dress. The tiara is a gift from the island of Greenland - the island of which she is the sovereign - for her 40 years of reign in 2012, this contemporary diadem juxtaposes flowers in gold and small diamonds.

Her Australian daughter-in-law, Crown Princess Mary wore her  Diamond, Ruby, and Spinel Necklace Tiara, accompanied by her matching earrings. Outfit wise she recycle an old black Oscar De la Renta tiered skirt and paired it with a lace top, with Prada Satin Box Clutch.

Her French daughter in law also present, Princess Marie wore Diamond Floral Tiara and as outfit a new OLE YDE black sparkling dress.

Whilst sister Princess Benedickte had the Queen Sophia's Star and Pearl Tiara.

The Queen of Denmark offered a state dinner to the new Icelandic President Guoni Thorlacius Jóhannesson, elected in August 2016, and his wife Eliza Jean Reid.

Sash wise the Danish royal family were wearing the blue sash of Iceland's Order of the Falcon.

Patroness of the event, Queen Margrethe II of Denmark kick off on January 21st "Aarhus 2017".

As the second largest city in Denmark after capital Copenhagen, Aarhus is one of the two European capitals of culture (the other being Paphos on the island of Cyprus). There was quite a joyous moment as she inaugurated the occasion spoke before 1,300 guests at the Musikhuset (Concert Hall) in Aarhus. Then the opening ceremony continued on a stage outside. Wrapped in a fur coat, Margrethe then brandished a small bright white boat, thus giving the start of a procession through the city on the theme of the Vikings.

Leading up to the harbor, it brought together thousands of singers, musicians and other participants who, like their queen, held a small lantern boat decorated with drawings, hopes or wishes. Evolved on this human tide six large ships of 10 to 12 meters in length.

"Aarhus 2017" will offer, throughout the year, several hundred cultural and sporting events in the city of Aarhus and more generally in the region of Central Jutland. With the theme "Let's Rethink", an invitation to rethink the territory in order to bring lasting solutions to the challenges of the 21st century.

On Tuesday January 17th, 2017, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark was on her way to the Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, and had an appointment with doctors to present an innovative research project. The two-year program consists of offering parents of children born in Copenhagen take an ultrasound of their heart. Amongst the requirements were:  the ultrasounds must be performed within the first 14 days of the life of these infants.

Named "Copenhagen Baby Heart," the goal of this program, which aims to screen about 30,000 newborns, is to gain a better understanding of the number of children who come into the world with heart problems. "It allows us to study the benefits of a complete cardiac analysis right after birth to detect and eventually treat congenital heart defects," says the Palais.

To the experts' explanations, the future Queen Consorts, who wore a pair of black trousers on a pearl-black gray coat, was able to add the practice. On the occasion of this visit, the young mom of 4 attended the ultrasound of a baby, well mounted on a cushion placed on the legs of his mother.

After visiting children, their parents and knowing more about how to detect and provide treatments about heart disease, there was also talk at the Hotel d'Angleterre in Copenhagen, where the research fellowships awarded by "Hjerteforeningens" (the Heart Association) and Bornehjertefondens (the Foundation Heart of child) of which Mary of Denmark is the mtron. Before and after this ceremony, the Princess, herself a mother of four children, did not fail to meet young boys and girls suffering from congenital heart defects and their families.

Finish the tiaras and evening dress. It is in a casual look that the Crown Princess who arrived in a black Hugo Boss coat featuring leather pockets, her Cartier bracelet and a pair of Hartmanns diamond earrings, made her first solo engagement of the year, this Saturday, January 7th in the small town of Silkeborg, west of Aarhus.

Mary of Denmark wore a black tshirt, with the inscription in white letters "Antibulli". The name of the new project of her foundation, the Mary Fonden, which came for its launching. Addressing young Danish handball players between the ages of 6 and 12, Antibulli aims to promote greater tolerance and respect between these youngsters in the practice of their sport.

 And to better convey her message, the Australian born Crown Princess had invited a special guest. In addition to the children and coaches of the teams participating in this pilot project, Mary was with Mikkel Hansen. A danish handballers who plays in the Denmark handball national team -which won the gold this summer 2016 at the Olympic Games of Rio- and evolves since 2012 in the French club of Paris Saint-Germain Handball. The Palace pointed out that Antibulli had been developed in cooperation between Mary Fonden and MH24, the association of Mikkel Hansen against bullying.

Talking about sport, that same day in the evening sports was in for Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark who went to Herning, about forty kilometers from his wife's appointment. The awards were presented by Danmarks Radio, the Danish public radio and television station. The opportunity for the eldest son and heir to hand one of them to Pernille Blume for his Olympic performance. The 22-year-old swimmer reported, from the recent Rio Games, a gold medal and a team bronze.

For Crown Princess Mary, Tuesday January 10th 2017 will remain a very special day to remember as she receive the Berlingske Foundation Prize. It happened at a prestigious event in Pilestræde in centre Copenhagen.

Crown Princess Mary has tried a little of everything in her engagement in recent years, but it was obvious that it was something totally special for her to receive the Berlingske Foundation Award.

Huge recognition
Crown Princess Mary put in his acceptance speech not hide the fact that she was touched by the award.

She explained that it meant a lot for her to receive the award, in recognition of her efforts in the Danish community service in her capacity as both patron and initiator of many projects to help the disadvantaged and vulnerable groups in society.

Most especially her work at her Mary Foundation framework, which focuses on supporting the fight against bullying of children, has been noticed.

Crown Princess Mary spoke about understanding and community
Also Crown Princess' work to improve women's rights at home and in the rest of the globe is something that has impressed.

For this special occasion the Crown Princess wore her Prada coat inside was a new ETRO Belted Printed Wool Dress, accessorise with her Gianvito Rossi heels, Quidam Alligator Clutch and earrings by Dulong Fine Jewelry

Crown Prince Frederik might not have accompanied his wife during the day. However, it was at his side, in the day by the image. The future Danish King had visited the premises of the Gammel Strand -a modern art institution which is a patron- Copenhagen, to discover the Mario Testino exhibition opened from May 13th to September 18th 2016, the first dedicated to the famous fashion photographer in Denmark. Among the pictures hanging on the chair rails, was a double portrait of Frederik and Mary.