Between the coronation of King Charles, the development of relations with his son Harry after the release of his new book, the upcoming new royal weddings, the coming of age of Infanta Leonor of Spain, there is certainly an interesting year ahead for the royal family. with addiction. Awaiting the details of the next appointments, we can’t deny that 2022 has been full of surprises, especially with the return to the public stage. Charlenewho unexpectedly receives the title of the most expensive member of the royal family of the year.
According to the ranking compiled by real fashion blog UFO No More and published by Tatler, It seems that the Princess of Monaco was the crowned head who spent the most on her looks in 2022, with an estimated total cost of €739,541.52. and an average of 11,377.56 euros spent on one dress for the 105 new creations he has shown in recent months: a result that is all the more surprising given his “running” return to court after a year-long absence from South Africa due to serious problems. health problems. Notable looks include her Terrence Bray dress at the Monte Carlo Fashion Awards in May, Lanvin’s green peplum dress at the Monte Carlo TV Festival in June, and Prada’s ice blue outfit at a charity ball in July.
In second place in the ranking, which considered 19 real numbers, princess Maria Olympia of Greece. Although she has not held an official position since the monarchy was overthrown in 1973, the socialite has become a darling of the fashion world. A regular at all fashion weeks, she regularly showcases brands such as Dior, Tiffany & Co and Richard Quinn and was estimated to cost €228,930.52 for her 2022 wardrobe. Kate Middleton follows in third position.
According to a fashion blog that calculates the average cost of a wardrobe in three categories – “items that remain UFOs (unidentified fashion items)”; “parts that are identified and whose value can be tracked”; “items whose designer is known, but the design is custom or the price is unknown” –, The Princess of Wales was seen wearing 204 new pieces of clothing in 2022.ranging from haute couture brands like Erdem, Alexander McQueen and Burberry to more affordable brands like Zara and Hobbs at an estimated cost of €217,310.46 with an average unit price of €1,293.51. In recent years, William’s wife has also become a champion of sustainable fashion, often choosing to re-wear or rent some iconic clothing, as she did in Boston for the Earthshot Awards, where she shone in her own light, fluorescent green dress. Solace London by Hurr Collective. A sustainable choice that reduces both environmental and economic costs.
In this review, the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle finds a spot in sixth position with 97 new items, 18 of which are unknown, averaging €527.69 each, for a total value of €106,938.29.. Sophia of Wessex ranked ninth with €87,299.37 for 99 new looks, followed by Princess Beatrice of York with 55 new outfits for a total cost of €87,255.70. Only 14th was Queen Letizia of Spain, who in 2022 showed the beauty of 129 people at an average price of 539.19 euros each, for a total of 53,919.38 euros. Among the royals who spent the least on their wardrobe in 2022, we see Princess Madeleine of Sweden, Princess Eugenie of York and Princess Stephanie of Luxembourg at the bottom of the rankings with 38 new looks and a total spend of €18,213.81. the lowest of all. In total, the estimated cost of a complete wardrobe of 19 royal figures was over €2,364,416.75, including 1,804-piece rotunda clothing and accessories, a small fortune.
Source: Elle