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Queen Mary of Denmark looked radiant today as she presented an award ceremony held at the Black Diamond venue in Copenhagen.
The royal, 52, appeared in good spirits on Tuesday as she slipped into an elegant pink and crimson ensemble to present the Ministry of Education and Research’s EliteForsk awards in her native Denmark’s capital.
Mary put on a dazzling display in a long fuchsia pink shirt with a high-neck and ruffled sleeves.
She paired the tasteful blouse with a statement crimson skirt, nipped in at the waist to show off her slender figure.
The mother-of-two completed the look with a stylish set of slouched suede knee-high boots in the same glamorous shade as her skirt.
Mary wore her shoulder-length brunette tresses in soft glossy waves and sported a bold makeup look.
Showing off her glamorous side, Mary donned a soft glitter shadow on her eyelids, perfectly pairing the glitzy look with a flawless base and silky layer of nude pin lipstick.
The royal was all smiles as she presented the Ministry of Education and Research’s EliteForsk awards ceremony.
Queen Mary of Denmark stunned today as she presented awards held at the Black Diamond venue in Copenhagen (pictured)
The royal, 52, appeared in good spirits on Tuesday as she slipped into an elegant pink and crimson ensemble to presents the Ministry of Education and Research’s EliteForsk awards in her native Denmark’s capital
Mary joined the Minister for Higher Education and Science, Christina Egelund, to host the awards at Copenhagen’s Black Diamond – a modern waterfront extension to the Royal Danish Library’s old building on Slotsolmen.
The awards are aimed at recognising researchers who have made significant contributions to Danish science.
Those up for the awards this year spanned a wide breadth of research areas including in military decision-making processes, snake venom, and fertility.
Quantum physics and glass technology are also among research areas which are being honoured in this year’s awards.
Each of the winners will be awarded DKK 1.2 million (£133,533) in recognition of their work contributions to the future and society.
Additionally, DKK 1 million (£111,285) will go to the winner’s research facility, along with a DKK 200,000 (£22,259) personal recognition grant.
The five Elite Research Awards, the project will also offer to support 17 talented PhD students by awarding them a grant of DKK 200,000 (£22,259).
It’s already been a busy week for Mary, who just yesterday attended a church service to mark the third anniversary of the Invasion of Ukraine, in Copenhagen alongside her husband, King Frederik X., 56.
The Danish royal looked elegant yet formal in a full-length, single-breasted grey coat, accessorised with a diamond-encrusted brooch worn on the left lapel.
Showing off her glamorous side, Mary donned a soft glitter shadow on her eyelids, perfectly pairing the glitzy look with a flawless base and silky layer of nude pin lipstick
Queen Mary and King Frederik X of Denmark (pictured) attended The Church of Holmen for a special service to mark the third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine yesterday (pictured)
Queen Mary looked typically chic for the formal outing on Monday, February 24
The royal couple attended The Church of Holmen – the oldest example of Renaissance architecture in the Danish capital – for the poignant service on February 24.
Beneath her jacket, which was cinched at the waist to accentuate her svelte figure, the beaming mother-of-three wore a smart black dress with a turtleneck.
She completed her understated ensemble with high-heeled, black, suede pumps, a pair of black leather gloves and grey pearl earrings.
The Danish queen, originally from Australia, wore her long, chestnut-coloured hair in loose waves that were brushed back and held in place with a wide headband with miniature pleats and and a bow on the side.
She was effortlessly radiant for the formal occasion, having brightened her complexion with a little bronzer and a rose lipstick, and added dark eyeliner.
Frederik, meanwhile, smiled as he entered the church, walking slightly ahead of his wife.
Frederik, who last month celebrated one year as monarch, looked dapper in a navy suit and patent brogues.
He wore a white shirt beneath his dark blue jacket along with a black and white, patterned tie.
The Ukrainian flag was flying high alongside the Danish one in Copenhagen today as the royal couple took their seats at The Church of Holmen.
Mary and Frederik were seated at the front of the church as Andrii Yanevskyi, Ukraine’s ambassador to Denmark, delivered an address.
The pair could be seen reading the order of service, which was illustrated yellow and blue – the colours of the Ukrainian flag – before eventually being led out of the church.
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