Princess Mary stuns at 50 during Global Fashion Summit and Royal Run

At 50, the Aussie royal looked fabulous as she competed in a royal run and opened a global fashion summit. SEE PHOTOS, VIDEO

Australia’s Princess Mary has stunned at 50 during a series of public appearances in Denmark.

The Crown Princess of Denmark attended the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen on Tuesday, the first time the event has been held in person since the pandemic.

The mother of four was the epitome of chic as she gave the welcome address at the two-day event which discussed sustainability in the fashion and textile industry.

She wore an elegant white blouse and pleated floral skirt by ready-to-wear French label Paul & Jo, as she took to the stage at the Royal Opera House.

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and Federica Marchionni, CEO, Global Fashion Agenda. Picture: AFP

Princess Mary added pastel blue heels and a tan Prada handbag, as well as touches of bling in the form of pearl stud earrings and her sparkling wedding rings.

Her hair was styled out and she opted for elegant makeup that accentuated her striking facial features.

The Global Fashion Summit was launched in 2009 with the goal of discussing environmental, ethical and social issues surrounding the fashion and textile industry.

Federica Marchionni, CEO of Global Fashion Agenda and Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark at the summit. Picture: Getty Images

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark gives the opening address. Picture: AFP

The Danish Royal Family shared the visit on Instagram, posting several photos.

“These days, more than 1000 representatives of the fashion industry are gathered in Copenhagen for the Global Fashion Summit, which is a leading international summit focusing on sustainability in the fashion and textile industry,” the post read.

“According to a recent UN report, the fashion and textile industry accounts for 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Global Fashion Agenda, which is the organisation behind the Global Fashion Summit, works, among other things, for the industry to be climate neutral in 2050.

“After the opening speech, the Crown Princess attended a series of panel debates with decision-makers in the fashion industry, after which Her Royal Highness had the opportunity to visit the companies in the exhibition area Innovation Forum.”

Danish Crown Princess Mary during the Royal Run in Kolding. Picture: Ritzau Scanpix / AFP

Australia’s princess looked remarkably fit at 50. Picture: Ritzau Scanpix/AFP

Danish Crown Princess Mary attends the Royal Run in Kolding, Monday June 6, 2022. Picture: Ritzau Scanpix/AFP

On Monday, Princess Mary swapped her heels for trainers as she completed a 1.6km run in Copenhagen.

Wearing slim-fitting activewear, the royal played the doting mum as she supported her family at the Royal Run.

She was captured sweetly embracing her son, Prince Vincent, 11, after he completed the run with his father, Crown Prince Frederik, 54, and his brother, Prince Christian, 16.

Prince Vincent‘s sisters, Princess Isabella, 15, and Princess Josephine, 11, were also there to support the family.

Crown Prince Frederik appeared in great spirits as he happily posed for photos with his family after being awarded a medal for his participation.