Super stylish Danish royal princess is the absolute spitting image of the Duchess of Cambridge
THE Duchess of Cambridge is facing stiff competition in the style stakes - from here lookalike Danish counterpart Crown princess Mary.
Out cycling with her children she's a dead-ringer for Kate Middleton, showing the two royals looking like they could be sisters.
The pair, both brunettes with stunning smiles, are even the same body type, although at 44, the Aussie-born addition to Denmark's royal family is a decade older.
Mary's appreciation of Kate's stylish threads may have started as early as 2011, when they met in Copenhagen.
There Kate wore a long red £345 LK Bennett coat and Italian Vecceli belt - a look later replicated by Mary, who is married to Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik.
Last November Kate was pictured in a blue £555 Saloni dress - a look echoed by Mary this month at the Women deliver conference in Copenhagen.
And she has recently been crowned the best-dressed young royal for the second year running.
Kate has long been a fashion trail-blazer whose outfits sell-out within minutes of her wearing them in public.
But Australian-born Princess Mary, 44, is being touted as the most stylish - after the mum-of-four took the title ahead of nine others including Duchess of Cambridge and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands.
The award - decided by a readers’ poll created by celebrity magazine Hello! - put Kate, mum to Charlotte and George, in second place.
The result didn't surprise fans of the Danish Princess, who is known for her fashion-forward style and makes regular appearances on global fashion lists.
Princess Mary was also named the Danes' most admired woman in a poll conducted in February.
But her name was missing from Vanity Fair's best-dressed list last year.
Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, appeared on the list dressed in an elegant cream gown with a diamond necklace.
Other contenders included her aunt-in-law, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, Queen Letizia of Spain and Princess Madeleine of Sweden.
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