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Kate Middleton is not (yet) a royal. But she is as well-dressed as any of them, according to Vanity Fair’s 2008 International Best-Dressed List. Kate joins the following blue-bloods who are being recognized for their fashion choices:
Crown Princess Mathilde of Belgium (shown on the right), with her tailored dresses and suits.
Prince Heinrich von Und Zu Furstenberg of Germany, whose personal style is labeled timeless.
Count Manfredi Della Gherardesca, whose favorite clothing purchase of 2008 was a batik-inspired J. Crew jacket.
Rafael Medina, The Duke of Feria, along with his brother Don Luis Medina of Spain.
Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, who favors business attire.
UPDATE: Also on the list of Best-Dressed Men and Women were Crown Princess Letizia of Spain, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Princess Alexandra of Greece, Monaco’s Charlotte Casiraghi, Princess Olga of Greece, Princess Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis, Britain’s Prince William and Prince Harry, and Viscount David Linley.
Letizia is just listed in the reader´s online poll and NOT in the printed Vanity Fair edition, she is thus not on the official best dressed list.
[...] it to Vanity Fair’s International Best-Dressed List this year. I didn’t realize, until Frank pointed it out, that I missed several other royals. I was looking at this list, instead of this [...]
Frank, I myself am totally mortified that I missed both Princess Letizia and Princess Mary on the list! The list I saw was apparently incomplete. My apologies. I love these two glamorous princesses, and in no way intend to slight them.
I am both astonished and perplexed that a site
dedicated to Royal watch would overlook #5 on
Vanity Fair’s list:Princess Letizia of Spain! Kate Middleton is still quite far from Royal my dears!Please get on page.Perhaps,it’s the typical-historical brit bias w/Spain?