Queen Mary Berry fronts Holland Cooper Icon Series, trading her apron for a classy tweed suit alongside Jodie Kidd and Clare Balding in a notable campaign
Mary Berry Joins Holland Cooper Icon Series, Embracing Her Unique Style
Mary Berry, the beloved British cook and television personality, has joined the Holland Cooper Icon Series campaign. Berry, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday in March, is known for her timeless style and grace.
In an interview, Berry revealed that she prefers walking for exercise, a habit she shares with her late mother. Berry's mother also enjoyed walking and tennis, and it seems the love for an active lifestyle runs in the family.
Berry's family unit was tragically shaken in 1989 when her son, William, died in a car accident at the age of 19. Berry remains open about William and the tragedy, stating that if William walked in the door today, she would not be surprised.
Joining Berry in the Holland Cooper Icon Series are Clare Balding, Jodie Kidd, and Lisa Dwan. The campaign aims to unite remarkable women from various fields, and the search results do not provide information about which women were selected for inspiration and commitment in the latest project.
For the campaign, Berry is seen in a three-piece tweed suit adorned with gold buttons, accessorized with a brown trilby hat, cream neckerchief, and binoculars. Jodie Kidd is wearing a grey tweed jacket and trousers, white shirt, and brown tie, while Lisa Dwan dons a khaki green suit and an open-necked blue and white striped shirt. Clare Balding is wearing a brown suit and matching long coat.
Holland Cooper will donate 10% of sales from its Belgravia Blazer in Westminster Tweed to The King's Trust - Change a Girl's Life Campaign. This initiative reflects the campaign's commitment to supporting and empowering women.
Berry's daughter, Annabel, survived the car accident that took William's life. Berry and her husband Paul Hunnings had three children: Thomas, William, and Annabel. The family was a 'family unit' right up until the few hours before William's death.
Despite the loss, Berry remains a beacon of resilience and style. Her participation in the Holland Cooper Icon Series is a testament to her enduring spirit and her continued influence in the fashion and culinary worlds.
