HM’S YOUNGEST DAUGHTER NAMED TEEN SOGUE MAGAZINE’S YOUTH FASHION TRAILBLAZER
Move over, Princess Eleanore, there’s a new fashionista in town: Princess Ingrid!
The Queen’s youngest child has been named “Youth Fashion Trailblazer” by Teen Sogue Magazine. The Princess, who is currently attending Brindleton University, has caught the attention of the public for her preppy college style.
Teen Sogue editor Belle Gotham shares: “the Princess epitomises young fashion: hip, comfortable, and most importantly, achievable. She dresses her age really well, and is a great fashion role model for young Brindletonites.”
While Her Royal Highness dons the occasional couture item, she often sticks to affordable High Street brands. Dubbed the “Ingrid Effect,” new photos of the Princess and what she’s wearing often cause online stores and websites to crash due to traffic, and the much-coveted “Ingrid Items” are often sold out within hours.
So how does one achieve the “Princess Ingrid Look”? Miss Gotham shares: “HRH often goes for casual but stylish comfort; lots of patterns - she has a thing for plaid - as well as bold colour choices. While she seems to prefer dresses, she does rock the skinnies + jumper combo real well, too. She even sneaks in a graphic tee or two and ripped jeans every once in a while. But generally, think “Preppy Chic” and you should be on the right track.”
(Pictured above: Princess Ingrid (R), with big sister Crown Princess Anya during an official joint outing last month.)
When it comes to formalwear, Miss Gotham recommends “sequins.” “She loves wearing simple cuts when it comes to more formal dresses, but amps up the glam with some sequins for that extra bit of shine.”
But the magazine’s Editor in Chief shares one cheap and sure-fire way to achieve the Princess Ingrid Look - a smile. “HRH is never stingy when it comes to her smile. She looks genuinely happy and that makes whatever it is she’s wearing look about a million times better than it already is.”
Congrats, Your Royal Highness! We stan a confident and happy young lady! Never change, Princess, never change!
