Princess Mary looks sleek in sage suit as she joins World Hour Live 2022 in Copenhagen

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark looked stunning in green on Thursday at a royal event in Copenhagen.

The Hobart-born royal, 50, opted for typically streamlined glamor in a pine suit that she paired with a gray turtleneck to keep warm in the chill of a Danish winter.

Adding a touch of glamor to the formal look, Mary ramped up her height in black heeled boots as she took part in World Hour Live 2022 at Copenhagen City Hall.

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark looked stunning in green on Thursday at a royal event in Copenhagen

The Hobart-born royal, 50, opted for typically streamlined glamor in a pine suit that she paired with a gray turtleneck to keep warm in the chill of a Danish winter

The royal family appeared to be chatting to the audience, raising green and red cards as they listened intently to the speakers.

To emphasize her natural beauty, the mother of four opted for a light makeup look with a touch of foundation and bronzer and a lick of mascara.

The Australian wore her hair in loose waves and sported a muted pink lip as she beamed to chat with others.

To add a little sparkle, the star opted for diamond and opal earrings while chatting with friends.

The royal family appeared to be chatting to the audience, raising green and red cards as they listened intently to the speakers

To add a little sparkle, the star opted for diamond and opal earrings while chatting with friends

Known for her eye for style, the future Queen of Denmark regularly mixes haute couture with budget-friendly pieces and promotes locally made clothing whenever she can.

Sage is a Kate Middleton favorite, with her style often compared to Mary’s.

Mary’s eye for fashion is so keen that a public vote voted her twice as the world’s most stylish royal, ahead of the Princess of Wales, Queen Letizia of Spain and Queen Rania of Jordan.

The late Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld once described Mary (pictured Thursday) and Kate Middleton as “royal sisters” thanks to their strikingly similar looks and similar dress tastes

The late Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld once described Mary and Kate Middleton as “royal sisters” thanks to their remarkably similar looks and similar dress tastes.

The future Queen of Denmark has posed for Vogue Australia and German Vogue and is a patron of Global Fashion Agenda, which oversees the annual Copenhagen Fashion Summit.

Mary was without her husband, Crown Prince Frederick, today.

The love story between Princess Mary and Prince Frederick is well documented; the couple met in a bar in Sydney and Mary, a native of Tasmania, moved to the northern hemisphere to be with Frederik.

The love story between Princess Mary and Prince Frederick (not pictured) is well documented; the couple met in a bar in Sydney and Mary, a native of Tasmania, moved to the northern hemisphere to be with Frederik

The future Queen of Denmark has posed for Vogue Australia and German Vogue and is a patron of Global Fashion Agenda, which oversees the annual Copenhagen Fashion Summit