Crown Princess Mary of Denmark bravely opts for a white trouser suit while helping out at a cooking show before changing into a floral maxi-dress for dinner in South Korea
- Crown Princess Mary is in Seoul for a Danish business promotional campaign
- Danish royal, 47, wore bright white trouser suit during a cooking show with chef
- She then changed into beautiful floral gown and pink heels for grand dinner
- This is Crown Prince Frederik and Mary's second campaign visit to South Korea
Crown Princess Mary looked as stylish as ever in two glamorous outfits on the second day of her trip to South Korea, even if one of her choices was a little risky.
The Danish royal, 47, opted for a brave white trouser suit for the first activities of the day, where she was seen helping out during a cooking show.
Later, she paid a visit to Seoul Museum of History to attend an opening reception for the exhibition 'H.C. Andersen and Copenhagen', which is co-hosted by Seoul Museum of History and Odense City Museum.
The mother-of-four then changed into a beautiful floral dress and pink heels for a grand dinner.
Mary and her husband Crown Prince Frederik, 50, are visiting Seoul to represent Denmark in a Danish business promotional campaign.
![Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, pictured at a formal dinner tonight, are on an official three-day visit to South Korea](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770678-7054627-image-a-1_1558455549894.jpg)
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, pictured at a formal dinner tonight, are on an official three-day visit to South Korea
![Crown Princess Mary, pictured, took part in a cooking demonstration at the Shilla hotel in Seoul for one of the events for the Korean-Danish Business Day today](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770658-7054627-image-a-2_1558455557634.jpg)
Crown Princess Mary, pictured, took part in a cooking demonstration at the Shilla hotel in Seoul for one of the events for the Korean-Danish Business Day today
Their Royal Highnesses will take part in celebrating the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Denmark and South Korea during the visit.
Mary is the patron of the Danish-South Korean Year of Culture 2019, and was present when the Year of Culture was officially launched at Kunsthal Aarhus in January.
This is the Crown Prince couple’s second time on a cultural and business promotional campaign in South Korea.
The previous occasion was in 2012, when the couple among other things, took part in opening the Danish contribution at the worldwide exhibition EXPO 2012.
![The Danish royal, pictured, wore a bright white trouser suit for the event and appeared relaxed during the cooking show](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770662-7054627-image-a-3_1558455652800.jpg)
The Danish royal, pictured, wore a bright white trouser suit for the event and appeared relaxed during the cooking show
![Smiling Crown Princess Mary, pictured centre, also visited the Seoul Museum of History today where she was handed a bouquet of flowers](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13772420-7054627-image-a-7_1558455669900.jpg)
Smiling Crown Princess Mary, pictured centre, also visited the Seoul Museum of History today where she was handed a bouquet of flowers
![The mother-of-four, pictured third from the left, wore a pair of nude heels to compliment her white outfit at the Korean-Danish Business Conference](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13772416-7054627-image-a-6_1558455660627.jpg)
The mother-of-four, pictured third from the left, wore a pair of nude heels to compliment her white outfit at the Korean-Danish Business Conference
![During the day Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark were presented with certificates of honorary citizenship of Seoul from Mayor Park Won-soon](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13773098-7054627-image-a-19_1558456156465.jpg)
During the day Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark were presented with certificates of honorary citizenship of Seoul from Mayor Park Won-soon
Last week Crown Princess Mary attended the Fashion Summit in Copenhagen.
Thrifty Mary, 47, wore a cream midi skirt she first first sported in 2015, and paired it with a dark green shirt and a thin belt, as she attended day two of the event.
It was only fitting that the royal would recycle an outfit, as the Copenhagen Fashion Summit has established itself as the worlds leading business event on sustainability in fashion.
Mary married Prince Frederik in 2004, and the couple share four children Prince Christian, 13, Princess Josephine, 12, and twins Princess Isabella and Prince Vincent, eight.
![For the evening's activities Mary, pictured, changed into a floral dress covered in a lace pattern](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770668-7054627-image-a-9_1558455676969.jpg)
For the evening's activities Mary, pictured, changed into a floral dress covered in a lace pattern
![Crown Princess Mary kept her makeup simple but did wear a pink lipstick to match her dress](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770672-7054627-image-a-5_1558455658534.jpg)
Crown Princess Mary kept her makeup simple but did wear a pink lipstick to match her dress
![Crown Prince Frederik is also in Seoul with his wife, pictured together, and he wore a navy blue suit for the formal dinner with the business delegation this evening](http://web.archive.org/web/20190523045536/https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/21/17/13770664-7054627-image-a-4_1558455657128.jpg)
Crown Prince Frederik is also in Seoul with his wife, pictured together, and he wore a navy blue suit for the formal dinner with the business delegation this evening
The love story between Princess Mary and Prince Frederick has been well documented; the couple met in a Sydney bar and Mary, born in Tasmania, moved to the northern hemisphere to be with Frederik.
In a previous candid interview with Australian Women's Weekly, the Crown Princess revealed that moving to the other side of the world was difficult.
She said: 'I did experience a feeling of loneliness - short-term - when I first moved to Denmark,' she told the magazine.
'Moving to Denmark was a huge change in my life - a new culture, new language, new friends, and another way of life.
'So, I see it as quite natural that at times I felt quite alone or a little bit like I was on the outside looking in.