Princess Marie Marks the 70th Anniversary of the Danish House and Frederik’s Church

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Princess Marie wore a floral silk midi dress by Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen, and pink blazer by Alexander McQueen

On June 10, 2025, Princess Marie visited the Danish House (Danmarkshuset) and Frederik’s Church (Frederikskirken) in Paris to mark the 70th anniversary of both institutions, which are celebrating the milestone throughout the year with various events. The Danish House was inaugurated in 1955 by King Frederik IX and President of the Republic René Coty. Its mission is to promote Danish culture and industry in France.

Princess Marie wore a floral silk midi dress by Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen, and pink blazer by Alexander McQueen

Princess Marie wore a floral silk midi dress by Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen, and pink blazer by Alexander McQueen

Princess Marie was welcomed by Helene Lanza, Director of the Danish House; Catherine Lefebvre, Press and Cultural Attaché at the Danish Embassy in Paris; and Pastor Malene Bendtsen. During the visit, the Princess viewed the photo exhibition “Double Miroir” by Project Pressure, showcasing works by Peter Funch and Klaus Thymann.

Princess Marie wore a floral silk midi dress by Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen, and pink blazer by Alexander McQueen

Princess Marie wore Alexander McQueen Light Pink Fitted Crepe blazer
Alexander McQueen Light Pink Fitted Crepe Blazer

Princess Marie wore Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen Silk Dress
Charlotte Sparre Copenhagen Silk Dress
12 Comments
  1. Anonymous11/6/25 18:11

    Now isn’t that just such a nice pretty print dress, fit perfect.

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  2. Anonymous11/6/25 18:42

    Was für ein Sommertraum Prinzessin Marie in diesem wertvollen Kleid. Ein Sommermärchen in Schönheit pur! -Dorothe-

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  3. Achard6211/6/25 19:07

    C'est un réel plaisir de voir la princesse Marie quand elle porte cet élégant blazer ajusté sur ce très joli modèle de robe floral en soie ; il me semble qu'elle est chaussée de talons compensés ?! J'ai hâte qu'elle soit de retour définitif sur le sol danois !

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  4. Coralie11/6/25 20:44

    Marie looks wonderful!

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  5. Virginia Dogwood11/6/25 20:59

    Princess Marie knows how to properly wear a print/floral dress. Elegant and to perfection.

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  6. Virginia Dogwood11/6/25 20:59

    Princess Marie knows how to properly wear a print/floral dress. Elegant and to perfection.

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  7. Anonymous12/6/25 00:15

    This dress is feminine and becoming.
    Similarly, the material chosen, silk, makes all the difference.

    I really like silk. It connotes femininity and refinement.

    -Astrid.

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  8. Anonymous12/6/25 04:45

    Marie looks great. I read up on the designer and her love of silk, very interesting. For this particular dress, I wonder if it wouldn’t look more balanced with a rounded neckline. I find with the under breast ruching forming an upward pointing v and the deep v neckline forming a downward pointing v that chest area is a little overemphasised. Can’t find the exact right word for that, but as a wannabe seamstress, it seems the balance could be better with a slightly higher and rounded neckline.

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    1. Anonymous12/6/25 20:22

      The style of this dress is the 1940-1945 dress style for ladies. The sleeves have the same finish as the neckline going further downward in the skirt of the dress.

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  9. Ava Pittman12/6/25 07:21

    The pink jacket is beautiful, wonderfully fitted and color is pretty. The dress is feminine and elegant.

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  10. Anonymous12/6/25 09:08

    Flawless beauty .... very chic and spring like ...

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  11. Anonymous12/6/25 20:24

    I prefer this Alexander McQueen Blazer than those with the pointed shoulder pads.

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