Crown Princess Mary Looks Gorgeous In Pink Silk Dress While Attending Dinner At Galleria Rossana Orlandi — Photos
Sep. 10 2021, Published 12:55 p.m. ET
A look fit for a princess! Crown Princess Mary of Denmark looked stunning in a pink silk dress when she attended an event on Wednesday, September 8.
The brunette beauty also wore a white blazer and pink heels to the bash.
Scroll through the gallery below to see the royal's night out!
"Yesterday, Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess participated in a gala dinner at Galleria Rossana Orlandi. Before the dinner, Her Royal Highness took part in a short tour of the gallery. Milan Design Week is the world’s largest annual furniture and design event, and this year Denmark is represented, among other things, in the form of an exhibition focused on sustainability and the circular economy in Danish design and architecture," a caption on Instagram read.
Of course, people loved the fashionable outfit. One person wrote, "OMG…Mary wore this Prada dress back in 2004 or 2005….it still looks outstanding on her….❤️," while another added, "Awesome lighting, dress and shade of pink!"
Mary took a look at some glassware while at the glamorous event.
The royal has been very busy during Milan Design Week. Earlier this week, she attended a different event, wearing a polka dot dress.
"Over two days, Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess takes part in Milan Design Week. The purpose of the visit is to put focus on Danish traditions within the creative industries and, at the same time, promote knowledge of the focus Danish architecture and design companies have on sustainability and circular economy and of Danish green competencies," a caption read.
"The Danish exhibition at Milan Design Week has come into being through collaboration between the Royal Danish Embassy in Italy, the Confederation of Danish Industry, Creative Denmark, the Danish Architecture Center, Realdania, VisitDenmark and the participating Danish companies," the message continued.
Lots of laughs! Princess Mary was all smiles.
