Queen Mary of Denmark has established herself as a reliable source of royal style inspiration. However, on Tuesday she stepped out for the opening of Parliament in an accessory that divided royal fans.
King Frederik's wife, 52, was spotted wearing a pale blue trilby hat which could have easily come from Justin Timberlake's noughties wardrobe as she posed at Christiansborg Castle with her husband and his aunt Princess Benedikte.
© GettyThe main part of the royal's look was a cinched blue coat dress from Claes Iverson with long sleeves and an A-line skirt.
She also wore blush pink suede pumps from Gianvito Rossi, as well as the 'Soada Clutch' in grey from Boss and the 'Copenhagen Leaf Brooch' from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen.
Mary's outfits for Parliament opening
© GettyIt is not the first time that the mother of four has worn bold headwear for the opening of parliament.
© GettyIn 2020, Mary looked splendid in as she arrived at the stairs to Parliament wearing in a pleated mauve skirt styled with a black fitted blazer and snakeskin heels and a tame black hat.
© GettyThe year before she looked splendid in rosy pink fitted coat dress with beaded embellishments and a coordinating hat to offset her burgundy heels.
© GettyMary's largest hat came in 2016 when she opted for a huge midnight blue number with a feather adornment. Though an unexpected choice, it did tie in nicely with her blue heels and sapphire brooch.
Mary's hat collection
© GettyThe monarch's wife likes to make a statement with her choice of head adornment.
In 2012, Crown Prince Christian's mother attended a reception to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Queen Margrethe's reign in an asymmetrical berry-toned top hat with a large bow.
© GettyDISCOVER: Queen Mary is so stylish in slinky Victoria Beckham top and jazzy skirt
She also styled out a feathered number with three-dimensional appeal in 2005 when the royal couple attended a reception in Melbourne while on a trip to Mary's native Australia.
