Fashionistas identify the 'perfect item' in Queen Mary's wardrobe that suits almost every outfit and occasion. It's VERY hard to find - but you can get local dupes for as little as $30
Queen Mary of Denmark is renowned for her classic and timeless style.
But, a recent discovery about one of the royal's go-to items reveals that Mary also follows the fashion philosophy: When you find something that works, stick with it.
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