Queen Mary Attends the Independent Research Fund Denmark Conference

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

On November 7, 2025, Queen Mary of Denmark attended the annual research conference of the Independent Research Fund Denmark, held at the Marriott Hotel in Copenhagen. The theme of this year’s conference was “The Role of Research in a Changing Europe.” The Queen attended in her capacity as patron of the fund. The Independent Research Fund Denmark supports independent, high-quality research of international standard.

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

During the event, the Queen presented the Original Idea of the Year Award to historian, author, and professor at Aalborg University, Johan Lund Heinsen. His research focuses, among other areas, on the history of prisons and punishment, colonialism, maritime history, and social history. Heinsen is a professor and research group leader in social history at the Department of Politics and Society at Aalborg University.

Queen Mary wore a silk blouse by Jesper Høvring, and Sophie Bille Brahe diamond earrings. Johan Lund Heinsen

Queen Mary wore Jesper Høvring Blouse
Jesper Høvring Blouse
Queen Mary wore Sophie Bille Brahe Boucle Ensemble gold diamond earrings
Sophie Bille Brahe Diamond Earrings
4 Comments
  1. I love the outfit. Mary looks fabulous. I can see the blue of the skirt is reflected in the interesting print of the top. The A-line flared look of the skirt is beautiful and the beige shoes provide some contrast.

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  2. J’ai tout de suite aimé l’imprimé
    du haut dont le bleu est carrément identique à celui de la jupe - Ravie de la voir porter ces boucles d’oreilles qui font partie de sa boîte à bijoux ; j’adore !

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  3. Anonymous7/11/25 21:31

    Professor Heinen looks absolutely delighted and with a delight like that, he’s best dressed in my opinion! I don’t love Mary’s outfit and I can’t work out quite why. I think the print on the shirt isn’t particularly flattering for her, but perhaps it’s the way the skirt is finished and that it would look better with a waist band to contrast with the full skirt. I also think Mary has done a good thing with the skin colour shoes as they make the available leg longer than if these legs were finished with a darker pair of shoes. But I wish personally own opinion wear these shoes in their next lower edition as Victoria seems to prefer, because the slightly lower ones just give better proportion of foot and leg than these uber high ones which have the wearer on tippiest of tippy toes which for my eyes almost looses the concept of foot and makes it leg only!

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  4. This outfit is beautifully paired together. The flared skirt is beautiful, I can imagine it moves well in motion. The blouse is perfect for the skirt. Love her earrings, gorgeous. I love the neutral beige shoes, clever choice.

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