Like Leonor of Spain and Charlotte of Cambridge, Estelle of Sweden is a future queen who has already acquired the codes of royal beauty. She successfully attempted a romantic and trendy hairstyle, which we show you in photos.
On May 30, Princess Victoria of Sweden was out with her husband Daniel and their daughter Estelle at the Kungliga Djurgarden garden in Stockholm for the inauguration of a new statue. The mother-daughter duo wowed with their striking resemblance.
Victoria of Sweden conveyed her royal beauty
Just like the Swedish sun present that day, Victoria of Sweden and her daughter Estelle beamed during this official appearance. To accompany their spring dress, the two princesses opted for a similar beauty look, which accentuated their obvious similarities. First beauty asset: their almost identical hairstyle. While Victoria of Sweden fell for a ponytail simply placed halfway up, her eldest daughter tried a more romantic version. So she wore a half ponytail decorated with a pretty green bow matching the patterns of her outfit. If, at the age of 12, the crown princess skipped makeup, her mother opted for nude with a look healthy, revealing her pretty natural features. At 46 years old, the Crown Princess of Sweden and Duchess of Västergötland has certainly passed on her attractions to her daughter who occupies second place in the order of succession to the Swedish throne.
Victoria of Sweden’s signature beauty look
Like Kate Middleton, Mary of Denmark or Letizia of Spain, Victoria of Sweden is one of the elite women who fascinate with their beauty. The one who married Daniel from Sweden in 2010 has a signature look that she wears on most of her outings. Indeed, she seems to have a penchant for tanned makeupachieved thanks to a strong bronzer on the cheeks and a vitaminized peach blush.
Silvia Sommerlath’s daughter likes to accentuate her eyes with brown eye shadow and black curled eyelashes. Finally, regarding her hair, Victoria from Sweden loves to have it tied up, in a pulled bun for galas or a simple ponytail for less formal events.