Crown Princess Mary of Denmark looks stylish next to her look-alike children at the premiere of Peter Pan in Copenhagen
Crown Princess Mary looked stylish next to her look-alike children at the premiere of Peter Pan on Saturday.
The Danish royal, 51, along with her children Prince Christian, 17, Princess Isabella, 16, and Prince Vincent, 12, appeared cheerful as they entered the theater in Tivoli, Copenhagen.
The mum-of-four teamed chic high-waisted wide leg jeans with a stylish navy blazer over a white blouse with a ruffled collar.
She accessorized the casual yet stylish look with navy blue suede boots and a cream leather handbag.
The glamorous royal could be seen posing with Christian, Isabella and Vincent before the premiere.
Crown Princess Mary looked stylish next to her look-alike children Prince Christian, 17, Princess Isabella, 16, and Prince Vincent, 12, at the premiere of Peter Pan on Saturday
Prince Christian looked dapper in his navy blue chinos, which he paired with a gray wool sweater.
While Princess Isabella wore flared trousers just like her mother and paired her ensemble with a checked blazer.
Elsewhere, Prince Vincent looked autumnal in cream trousers and a brown woolen sweater.
It comes after the Crown Princess looked in good spirits when she arrived at Bispebjerg Hospital last week and was greeted by two friendly hospital clowns: Basta and Baglaens.
The Australian-born Danish royal appeared positive during the visit to the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Center in Copenhagen.
The royal looked elegant in a tonal brown suit, perfectly matching the shades of the autumn weather.
Mary paired the outfit with a simple white T-shirt and accessorized with chic layered necklaces.
The mum-of-four paired chic high-waisted wide leg jeans with a stylish navy blazer over a white blouse with ruffled collar
While Princess Isabella wore flared trousers just like her mother and paired her ensemble with a checked blazer
Meanwhile, she opted for natural makeup and swept her long brown hair over her shoulders for the occasion.
Upon her arrival, rows of hospital clowns wearing red noses and woolen hats greeted the Danish royal family.
But it was hospital clowns Basta and Baglaens who took the mother of four by the hand during the visit.
Danish hospital employs ‘clowns’ to bring joy to children undergoing mental health treatment; There are currently 61 working clowns at the hospital.
Elsewhere, Prince Vincent looked autumnal in cream trousers and a brown woolen sweater
Prince Christian looked dapper in his navy blue chinos, which he paired with a gray wool sweater
According to Culture For Health, clown training can take up to two years as they learn a range of skills in relationship building, neuropsychology and staff collaboration.
The royal apparently saw the effectiveness of the clown programme, which was launched in 2003, as she always seemed to have a wide grin on her face.
Princess Mary has long been recognized for her work in raising awareness of mental health issues, and she is a patron of several organizations and foundations in this field.