Her family has been at the centre of gossip across European circles due to rumours her son is dating an Italian heiress.
But Princess Mary of Denmark couldn’t look less bothered by the whispers as she headed to Lego HQ in Billund on Monday.
The Australian-born royal, 51, opted for a casual and sensible workwear look,pairing a denim blue shirt from Ralph Lauren with beige slacks from Closed and a Ralph Lauren belt.
In a sweet nod to her husband Prince Frederik, the royal mother-of-two wore a ‘F’ necklace around her neck, as well as a green beaded choker.
She added bangles and a pair of hoop earrings, before finishing the look off with Gucci glasses.
Princess Mary of Denmark opted for sensible chic as she headed to Lego HQ in Billund
The Australian-born royal, 51, opted for a casual and sensible workwear look, pairing a denim blue shirt from Ralph Lauren with beige slacks from Closed and a Ralph Lauren belt
Proving she can look sensible and chic, Mary tied her hair back into a low ponytail and opted for a low-key make-up look
Mary added black mascara and a gentle smokey eye which she paired with a creamy foundation and pop of red lipstick
In a sweet nod to her husband Prince Frederik, the royal mother-of-two wore a ‘F’ necklace around her neck, as well as a green beaded choker
Proving she can look sensible and chic, Mary tied her hair back into a low ponytail and opted for a low-key make-up look.
Mary added black mascara and a gentle smokey eye which she paired with a creamy foundation and pop of red lipstick.
The royal attended Lego HQ to help pack backpacks.
Her charity, The Mary Foundation, works with the Lego Group to send packages to children in crisis centres across Denmark.
Mary was sure to pitch in and helped to pack the bags while chatting with staff from Lego.
It comes as Mary’s son Christian, 17, has been linked to Italian heiress Princess Chiara di Borbone.
Mary added black mascara and a gentle smokey eye which she paired with a creamy foundation and pop of red lipstick
The royal attended Lego HQ to help pack backpacks. Her charity, The Mary Foundation, works with the Lego Group to send packages to children in crisis centres across Denmark
Mary was sure to pitch in and helped to pack the bags while chatting with staff from Lego
Princess Mary attends Lego backpack charity event while packing a backpack
It comes as Mary’s son Christian, 17, has been linked to Italian heiress Princess Chiara di Borbone
Chiara’s father Prince Carlo holds a claim to the now defunct throne of the former House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, a cadet branch of the Spanish royal family , which descends from the Capetian Dynasty and ruled over Southern Italy and Sicily during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Meanwhile, her mother, Duchess Camilla, born Crociani, is the daughter of Italian industry Tycoon Camilla Crociani and the actress Edy Vessel.
She has courted attention recently after hinting at a relationship with Prince Christian, the future King of Denmark.
‘We’ve known each other since we were little, my father Carlo is godfather to his younger sister,’ she recently told Italian paper Corriere.
Princess Mary looked chic in a denim shirt
The royal proved you can look sensible and chic in the outfit
Mary’s charity provides bags for families in shelets
Mary met with staff from Lego – which is one of Denmark’s biggest companies
While Chiara likes to appear in the public eye, it seems Prince Christian has kept his private life quiet and has said he won’t take a royal pension when he turns 18.
He will only take money from the royal grant if his father ascends the throne, and will remain limited in his royal duties until he turns 21.
Chiara won’t inherit the titles but says she has ‘the same responsibility to continue the history of my royal family’.
She added: ‘I feel the link with the land where the Bourbons reigned. I’ve just been with my parents in Hungary, an official trip, and I’m learning the sense of role. I understood that Royal Highness perhaps means being worthy, not disappointing those who look at you. It’s a responsibility.’
Not afraid to get hands on Mary was sure to pitch in and pack bags
Mary also posed for pictures with members of Lego staff
While the Danish royal family is yet to comment on the rumours, Chiara is not afraid to flex her connections.
‘The Bourbon family is related to almost all the royal families or former rulers of Europe, it’s a kind of big club,’ she said.
‘King Felipe VI of Spain, he is my father’s cousin and I am very close to the heir, Leonor, who, like me, loves sports and in particular women’s football’.
‘Then the Belgian royals were often our guests in the summer in Saint-Tropez… and one of my best friends is Alexandra of Hanover, Carolina of Monaco’s youngest daughter.’
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