Princess Style Diary
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Princess Style Diary: Charlene de Monaco
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Charlene met Albert II, Prince of Monaco, in 2000 at the Mare Nostrum swimming meet in Monaco.They were first seen together at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics.[1] Charlene moved in with Albert in 2006. She accompanied him to the weddings of Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden, in 2010, and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, in 2011. The couple were married in a civil ceremony on 1 July 2011 at the Throne Room in the Prince’s Palace.
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Princess Style Diary: Queen Margrethe II
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Margrethe II, in full Margrethe Alexandrine Thorhildur Ingrid (born April 16, 1940, Copenhagen, Den.), queen of Denmark since the death of her father, King Frederick IX, on Jan. 14, 1972.
Born a week after the Nazi invasion of Denmark, she spent the war years in Denmark and then attended school in Copenhagen. She continued her studies at the universities of Copenhagen, Århus in Jutland, Cambridge, the London School of Economics, and the Sorbonne. In 1953, following a change in the Danish constitution to permit female succession to the throne, Margrethe, the king’s eldest daughter, assumed the title of “throne heiress” (i.e., crown princess, although that title, in Denmark, had denoted the wife of a male heir to the throne).
As such, from her 18th birthday she regularly took part in meetings of the Council of State in preparation for her future regal duties. On June 10, 1967, she married Count Henri de Laborde de Monpezat, a French diplomat, who afterward took the title of Prince Henrik. Their first child, Crown Prince Frederik, was born on May 26, 1968, and a second son, Prince Joachim, on June 7, 1969.
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Princess Style Diary: Queen Rania of Jordan
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Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah was born Rania Al Yaseen in Kuwait On the 31st Of August 1970. She was just an ordinary Palestinian girl whose father worked as a children’s doctor in one of Kuwait’s Hospitals, but then she became the wife of Prince Abdullah Bin Al Hussein of Jordan who later became the King after his father’s death. She studied Computer Science along with Business & Administrations at the American University In Cairo, Egypt.
Queen Rania is involved in many charity activities. She dedicates a lot of her time to The Jordan River Children Project which helps the poorer sector of society in finding jobs and raising their level of living. She also supervises the children of the Jordan River Project that deals with child abuse. The Jordanian and Palestinian people have great hopes in the role that the new Queen Of Jordan is playing, which is considered the link between Jordan and Palestine, a role that the late King Hussein’s third wife the Palestinian Queen Alia had also played.
The new Queen, Rania Al Abdullah will help with the young King’s popularity among the Jordanian’s with Palestinian origins.
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Princess Style Diary: Princess Máxima of the Netherlands (I)
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She was born with a queen’s name and queen she will be. On April 30, Maxima Zorreguieta will become the first Argentinean to become a monarch. Her husband since 2002, Dutch Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, will accede the throne of the Netherlands after his mother, Queen Beatrix, abdicates to his favor. Maxima has been married to the heir to the Dutch throne for 11 years. Her freshness, true love story and spontaneity made her way into the royal family and citizens’ hearts.
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Princess Style Diary: Princess Máxima of the Netherlands
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She was born with a queen’s name and queen she will be. On April 30, Maxima Zorreguieta will become the first Argentinean to become a monarch. Her husband since 2002, Dutch Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, will accede the throne of the Netherlands after his mother, Queen Beatrix, abdicates to his favor. Maxima has been married to the heir to the Dutch throne for 11 years. Her freshness, true love story and spontaneity made her way into the royal family and citizens’ hearts.
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Princess Style Diary: Lalla Salma
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Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco is the princess consort of King Mohammed VI of Morocco and the first wife of a Moroccan ruler to have been publicly acknowledged and given a royal title. Salma married King Mohammed VI on 12 October 2001 (nikah) and on 21 March 2002 (zifaf), at the Dar al-Makhzin, Rabat, and was granted the personal title of Princess with the style of Her Royal Highness on her marriage.
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Princess Style Diary: Ameerah al Taweel
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The wife of HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, Princess Ameerah is now one of the world’s most recognised philanthropists through her work at her husband’s foundation. She supports a wide range of humanitarian interests both in Saudi Arabia and across the world.
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Princess Style Diary: Victoria of Sweden
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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden is one tough lady and one of my favorite princesses – she will inherit her father’s throne, has an amazing love and respect for her husband (pretty sure you all remember that fabulous wedding they had) but most of all she is imperfect like all of us.
Victoria is one of the few members of royal families that have admitted to suffering from eating disorders, having low self esteem and battling depression. And that hasn’t made her look weak at all, to me she is the living proof that you can have it all and yet feel uncomfortable with yourself – a far cry truth from all those “i am perfect with a perfect life” stories that celebs feed us these days.
Princess Victoria defeated her demons, married a handsome and loving man and has a beautiful baby daughter. She grew spiritually and emotionally and she proves we can all tackle our problems and get that lovely life we all deserve. For one who really hated how she looked like (exact quote: I really hated how I looked like, how I was) she is today a true fashion icon and a model for women of all shapes and sizes. Victoria of Sweden is indeed a princess of our world!
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Princess Style Diary: Mary of Denmark
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Just before I started writing this article I heard Princess Mary of Denmark has received an award for her fashion sense. Need I say it doesn’t surprise me? I love that she manages to look young and fresh even do she is a mother of four and has such a busy agenda. She has been since early 2000 a modern fashion icon that proves that you don’t have to shock or wear only designer brand to look picture perfect.
She dazzles every time she attends a royal gala and she has been my all time favorites for her magic wedding gown (topped only by Princess Grace) but what I truly appreciate is her day to day style, that special way she mixes bright clothes, fun shapes and elegant silhouettes.
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Princess style: Mette Marit
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Our princess watch started with Grace Kelly but for today’s episode we head far north, well at least if you live in Europe we do. Princess Mette Maritt started a bit rough as being a princess, since she was a single mother and had a bit of a wild past, but soon she proved to be one of Europe’s finest princesses and by far one of my favorites. I love her simple style and her choice of colors, as we all know it’s very hard to choose the right colors when you are a pale blonde but she always get its right. So she’s one of those public figures that you must keep an eye on for your wedding day – she’s the best role model when it comes to great party dresses. And lets not forget her own magic wedding dress!
