Who overshadowed whom? Duchess Kate finds it difficult to find a competitor, did she find her in Princess Mary? – PRAVDA.sk

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The ladies are ten years old, their similar style of dress and sympathetic appearance has almost erased the age difference.


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Duchess Kate and Princess Mary in Copenhagen arrive in Amalienborg, Copenhagen.

The British Duchess really enjoys visiting Copenhagen. As is usual during public appearances outside his home country, Kate also enjoys considerable media interest in the Danish capital. Photographers at every turn follow the fresh 40’s.

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During the two-day visit, Crown Princess Mary’s wife (50) kept company for Prince William’s wife. The slender brownheads headed side by side to the crisis center in Copenhagen, smiling on the street and greeting the watching Danes.

Duchess Kate and Princess Mary and the street in Copenhagen.

Duchess Kate and Princess Mary in Copenhagen ...

Kate wore a £ 3,000 Catherine Walker coat, while Mary chose a light, elegant white jacket with a black turtleneck dress underneath. And although the beautiful Duchess Kate finds it difficult to find a competitor among the members of her royal families, Mary can definitely compete with her style of dress, slim figure or very pleasant expression.

The ladies, none of whom were born into the royal family, seemed very relaxed next to each other. Kate and Mary made their first contacts more than 10 years ago, in 2011. At that time, Kate and William made their first official visit to Denmark together as a couple.

After visiting the crisis center, they took their steps to a private lunch at Copenhagen’s Amalienborg Castle. As seen in Copenhagen, both ladies have a similar style of dress, given the perfect figures, they both have many options to shine.

Danish Princess Mary celebrated her 50th round in early February. Mary, a native of Australia, met the Danish Prince Frederik in 2000 during the Sydney Summer Olympics. The couple got engaged in 2003, and in 2004, on May 14, they said “yes” in Copenhagen. They have four children.