Queen Mary looks impossibly demure in a sultry square-neck midi dress and statement sun hat
Relying on reworn pieces already in her wardrobe, Queen Mary looked stunning as she stepped out in a navy midi dress and sleek nude accessories
Queen Mary looked stunning as she stepped out for a royal engagement earlier this week, re-wearing a sultry navy midi dress and updating it with nude accessories and a statement sun hat.
When you've finally managed to curate the perfect autumn capsule wardrobe, bulking up your collection with the most flattering colours for you skin's undertone, it's a breeze to recycle and rewear outfits, and style them in new ways to give a fresh look.
Queen Mary did exactly that as she stepped out for Denmark's Flag Day celebrations this week, rewearing her trusted, but now discontinued, Jubilee Crepe Midi Dress from Jane Atelier.
The demure design features a stunning square neckline, flattering fit-and-flare silhouette, and 3/4 length sleeves that all work together to create a simple but sultry and sophisticated look. We love the navy tone on Queen Mary, with the rich hue being less harsh than black but still demanding attention. It's a colour she wears a lot, with one of our favourite pieces of her's being her navy polka dot skirt that's the perfect piece to transition your wardrobe into autumn.
Another recycled item, Queen Mary added her oversized navy sun hat to the look, giving it an old Hollywood-esque touch that is so chic.
Her choice of accessories was a stroke of genius. While she could have created a monochrome look with matching navy accessories, or gone for a striking juxtaposition by styling the dress with white shoes, we love her choice of sleek nude heels and a matching nude handbag for a more subtle feel.
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With the same sultry fit-and-flare silhouette as Queen Mary's navy dress, this dress from Reformation is a great piece to recreate the look of her discontinued dress. With a fitted bodice and relaxed skirt, it's simple look is impossibly elegant and we love the crew neckline, slightly puffed sleeves and tight-fitted sleeves.
A super versatile midi dress, this Finery London piece with a square neckline and puffed sleeves can be dressed up with nude heels and accessories to emulate Queen Mary's look, or, with the addition of a pair of comfortable trainers and a denim jacket, make for the perfect elevated causal-wear.
With a simple, chic and flattering regular fit, the deep v-neckline of this dress is the main attraction. The sweet puffed sleeves, draping skirt, and drop-waist silhouette make for an easy-to-wear though stylish style that make this dress a staple piece in any wardrobe.
It was all about the pearls when it came to Mary's jewellery, with the royal opting for a freshwater pearl bracelet, a matching pearl necklace, and even a pair of subtle pearl stud earrings.
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The cohesive accessorising elevated the outfit, creating a sleek look that couldn't be any more sophisticated.
She even matched her manicure to her handbag, with a pretty pale pink shade on her nails adding a soft pop of colour to the navy outfit.
Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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