Queen Mary gives a masterclass in how to wear 2024's trendiest trousers

The royal looked impossible chic at the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics

Queen Mary at the Olympic Games 2024at the Olympic Games 2024
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Queen Mary just stepped out in 2024's most popular trousers trend, teaching us all how to style the viral piece and looking impossibly chic while doing so. 

It's always fun to incorporate the season's trending pieces into your wardrobe, mixing things up from your everyday, though some styles can be a little more daunting than others to step out in. 

That's why we love finding style inspiration from celebrities and a-listers - it's so helpful when it comes to styling tips and tricks to get the most out of the pieces we've brought. 

So we were delighted to see Queen Mary of Denmark in 2024's trendiest trouser style; suit trousers! The royal looked super elegant in a pair of white wide-leg suit trousers for the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris this week, with the style cinching her in at the waist and creating an effortlessly flattering silhouette with their light fabric and pleated detailing. 

While some celebrities have chosen to dress down the trending trousers style, like Jennifer Aniston did with her beige suit trousers and nude heels look, Mary leaned into the formal style by adding a stunning scarlet red blouse to her outfit.

The shirt's wrap-around design and puffed sleeves were stunning, with the bold red tone complimenting her bronzed skin beautifully. She carried the red through to her accessories too, with her sporting a pair of timeless red Valentino Garavani patent-leather slingback pumps. 

Queen Mary at the Olympic Games 2024

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Queen Mary at the Olympic Games 2024

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Queen Mary also carried her, now sadly discontinued, Chloé Marcie Leather Cross Body Bag, which she was sporting the day before too when she stepped out in a white midi dress and red blazer to see the Olympic Torch go by. 

We love the addition of tanned-brown accessories into her look, with the warm-toned leather complimenting the brighter red tones in her outfit and adding a soft, additional texture for interest. 

Red has been a staple of Mary's wardrobe while she's been in Paris watching the Olympics, with the colour paying tribute to Denmark's flag and subtly supporting her country's athletes who are participating in the sporting event. 

During her first appearance at the games, she looked ravishing in a flowing red jumpsuit and timeless blazer that doubled as the perfect day and night look, and we can't wait to see what outfits she pulls together for the remainder of the games. 

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is royal news and entertainment writer. She began her freelance 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 and The Independent.