After the sudden abdication of Margaret of Denmark on December 31 during her traditional speech, all eyes are on Prince Frederick, heir to the Danish throne, and his wife Mary of Denmark.
The future monarch of Denmark makes headlines not only for his imminent coronation but also for the controversial images that came to light of his meeting with Genoveva Casanovas in Madrid. Be that as it may, the scandal has been overshadowed by his ascension to the throne and now the press is analyzing, among other issues, the style of what until now has been the informal dandy of royalty.
With an impeccable suit and ties that ooze personality, Frederick of Denmark's wardrobe has made him one of the most elegant European royal figures in keeping with the times without straying from the dress codes of royalty.
One of her favorite accessories, which also denotes her unique style, is the scarf. He wore it, for example, during the official visit of the Finnish Prime Minister, Sauli Niinisto, to the Danish capital. A sophisticated velvet scarf catapulted him into the fashion tabloids when he successfully combined it with a blue tailored suit and a printed tie, as usual.
The future king of Denmark seeks to give an image of renewal, modernity, and sense by easily combining informal pieces, such as jeans or transparent sunglasses, with more classic-cut blazers or slim-fit suits.
