Being a princess, one might imagine, is an exercise in handling potentially awkward moments. From gracefully handling interactions with the great unwashed (i.e. the rest of us) to always remembering to cross one's ankles when sitting.

Princess Mary (AKA "Our Mary", she of the greatest pre-Tinder hook-up of all time, meeting an actual prince in a local Sydney pub) is a pin-up for A-plus princess behaviour. There's the establishment of The Mary Foundation, an initiative focused on community and reconnecting with the isolated, and the Vogue covers and the picture-perfect family.

Then there's the fact that Mary has both an excellent sense of style and the graciousness to be able to handle one of fashion's frequent tricky spots - those times when you turn up to a high-profile event wearing the same outfit as someone else. Urgh. Worst.

Mary demonstrated exactly this on the weekend when she turned up to the Magasin du Nord Fashion Prize event wearing the exact same printed dress by Danish designer Britt Sisseck as the event's host, and Mary's friend, Baroness Nina Wedell-Wedellsborg, the Danish director of Sotherby's auction house in Denmark.

Mary, who possesses another key princess trait of always looking impeccably pulled-together, had paired hers with a navy belt, while the Baroness wore hers plain.

Instead of making it into a thing (the truth about good manners is that you must never make someone feel uncomfortable or out of place, it's really quite simple) the two women laughed and posed for photographs together. It's the low-key version of the time that Blac Chyna and Amber Rose turned up to the 2015 BET awards wearing matching white tuxedos and crop tops and embraced the moment by kissing on the red carpet.

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