Queen Margrethe II of Denmark beams as she arrives in Camden

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark turned heads in a vibrant outfit as she stepped out in north London on Sunday morning.

The radiant 82-year-old royal attended a celebration service honoring her Golden Jubilee at St. Catherine’s Danish Church in Camden.

Looking typically colorful, the Danish queen donned a scarlet single-breasted jacket with a matching red and burgundy boater hat. He also wore his Order of the Garter, which he received during his state visit to the UK in 1979, and was invested in 1980.

The Garter is an order of chivalry founded by Edward III of England in 1348. It is the oldest order of chivalry in the British honors system, surpassed in precedence only by the Victoria Cross and the George Cross.

Queen Margaret beamed as Sunday arrived looking very festive in a bright red ensemble.

Queen Margrethe visited the church for a celebratory service to honor her Golden Jubilee following her ascension to the throne.

Queen Margrethe tucked her hair up under her boater, showing off her earrings, and opted for red lipstick.

He was attending the Danish Church in the North London Borough for a celebratory church service in honor of his 50th anniversary following his accession to the throne on January 14, 1972.

Queen Margrethe is now the longest-reigning European monarch following the death of Queen Elizabeth II earlier this year.

The Danish monarch has been celebrating her jubilee for the past few months and was photographed with her family in Copenhagen last week.

Queen Margaret wore a scarlet single-breasted jacket with a matching red and burgundy boater hat for the occasion.

Queen Margarita tied her hair under the boater showing her earrings and opted for a red lipstick.

The royal opted for comfort and donned burgundy loafers to match her festive ensemble.

It was the first time since September that she had been seen in public with her son, Prince Joachim.

Joachim, 53, who is Margrethe’s youngest son, was joined at Copenhagen City Hall by his second wife, Princess Marie, 46, as well as his sister-in-law, Crown Princess Mary, 50, and his older brother, Crown Prince Frederik, 54.

It was the first time the Danish queen, her children and their wives were seen on the same occasion after Joachim criticized his mother for stripping her four children of their royal titles.

In September, Margrethe ruffled feathers by announcing that Prince Nikolai, 23, Prince Felix, 20, Prince Henrik, 13, and Princess Athena, 10, would no longer be known as princes or princesses or as Their Royal Highnesses as of January 1, 2023.

He was attending the Danish Church in the North London Borough for a celebratory church service in honor of his 50th Jubilee following his accession to the throne on January 14, 1972.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark (pictured left) and Prince Joachim (pictured right, with his second wife Princess Mary) visited Copenhagen City Hall to celebrate 50 years of the monarch’s reign in the first public show of unity since the Danish royal family’s dispute over titles.

Instead, they will be Counts and Countesses and will be referred to as Their Excellencies.

Following his announcement, Joachim spoke to Danish publication Ekstra Bladet outside the Danish embassy in Paris, where he lives with his French-born wife Princess Marie and their two youngest children, saying their four children had been “injured”. by the decision of his grandmother.

But during the outing, the Danish royal family appeared to put the title dispute behind them as they posed for photos ahead of Golden Jubilee celebrations in Copenhagen.