If you take the example of the most dignified/ beautiful princess in the world, every netizen has his own little 99 in his heart.
But if the one who looks most like an elf is nominated, then Princess Estelle of Sweden is most likely to be elected.
She grew up in Northern Europe with a delicate face, fair skin, and a small and clever appearance.
Passionate about skiing, horseback riding and other outdoor activities, live off a small elf close to nature.
What is even more rare is that Estelle, who is only 10 years old this year, has been attending official activities with her parents for 9 years as the eldest daughter of the Swedish crown prince and the second heir to the royal family.
She has not been afraid of children since she was a child, and she loves to grin everywhere she goes, no wonder she is called the combination of Elsa and Princess Anna in "Frozen".
She always has a smile on her face, which makes many people like this brave and responsible wang eldest grandson, and is willing to learn about the Swedish royal family that has cultivated little girls.
Unexpectedly, the more I learned, the more I found that this royal family is a bit interesting:
While other royal families are leafy and ostentatious, the Swedish royal family has chosen to streamline personnel.
With the exception of the Crown Prince's children, the king's other grandchildren were stripped of their royal status, were not required to perform official duties, and were no longer entitled to royal benefits.
Such a peculiar painting style naturally attracted countless people's attention to the life of the Swedish royal family. The more people digging, the more details of the members' fashion, home, and travel cannot be hidden.
To the surprise of many, the Swedish royal family dressed very differently than we thought.
Crown Prince Victoria's annual installation fee is in the bottom of the list of female members of the royal family.
But that doesn't mean they're dressed shabbily.
Rather than dressing, they prefer to follow their own preferences, paying attention to texture and meaning conveyed.
For example, the crown prince's favorite is the environmental protection line of major clothing brands, and there are only three or four bags commonly used, mostly from Bottega Veneta and Valentino.
Both brands are known for their craftsmanship and texture, and it's not hard to see that the Crown Prince's wardrobe is expensive.
Princess Estelle is the same, most of the clothes are from the high-end children's clothing BONPOINT, the latter is also popular in the royal family and star circle with elegance and fine workmanship.
In fact, the Swedish royal women are not very eye-catching, very similar to the popular fashion style in Northern Europe, focusing on comfort and versatility, and favoring the urban female model, rather than only appearing on specific occasions.
The one piece they like is the easiest way for us to learn from the dressing rules.
Choosing a simple and simple dress, you need to use the way of folding and makeup to create the overall highlights.
A simpler way is to directly select items with a sense of design and texture, which can not only easily outline women's lines, but also a proper cut is also conducive to the strengths and avoidance of the body.
Rather than constantly updating clothes, buying timeless classic designs and paying attention to maintenance during wearing them is the concept that Swedish royal women advocate.
That's why we see a 10-year-old little princess who can still wear her mother's clothes when she was a child to attend official business.
When the photos of their collisions are put together, it is the best publicity of the royal family.
In addition to the tireless discussion of royal wear, the members' homes have always been the focus of public inquiry.
The Swedish king and his wife lived in the Zöninholm Palace on Queen's Island, while the Crown Prince's family lived in haga palace in Haga Park.
The latter was handed over to the government by the king, and then the Swedish government renovated the old palace to congratulate the current crown prince on his wedding, and gave it to the royal couple.
The renovated Haga Palace, with its interiors dominated by modern design, looks understated and luxurious.
The main tone of the white, gray and blue series has a distinct Nordic style, which is more in line with the status and preferences of the royal family.
At first glance, such a decoration seems to be very common. Looking more closely, I found the delicacy in it.
The simple coffee table is made of marble, and the roof chandeliers of different styles are the standard in every room...
The most textured is the collection-level furniture such as the sulla chair that dates back to the 18th century.
It looks ordinary, but in fact, there are mysteries inside, which are reflected in every place in haga palace.
It can be seen that "low-key and luxurious" is the true meaning of royal home decoration.
In the process of understanding, the most surprising thing for Xiao IN is that the royal family's car will be on the hot search in Sweden every three to five minutes.
Because Sweden, as one of the first countries in Europe to popularize cars, has a long history of automobile manufacturing.
Almost everyone who grew up here can talk about luxury cars. The Swedish royal family's favorite car brand is Volvo.
The wedding of the current Crown Prince Victoria, as well as the wedding of her brother Prince Philip, to the courtesy car used by the next Princess Estelle to be baptized, are all produced by Volvo.
Standing out from many brands and admired by the Swedish royal family, Volvo relies on elegant design, professional workmanship and the ultimate safety experience.
Courtesy car at the Crown Prince's wedding: Volvo XC90s
Nordics is known to be a place full of design passion.
Because of the emphasis on nature and people-orientedness, the "first designer to introduce ergonomics into seat design" Joliot Kukapollo, "chairmaker of chairmakers" Hans Wagner ...
Volvo, which has been influenced by this atmosphere for nearly a hundred years, naturally will not disappoint the royal family.
For example, the latest Volvo S90 is a masterpiece that is obvious to all.
Slender and tough shape, like a calm urban elite.
The elegant and clean body lines also make people shine, like a tailored suit.
Quake LED headlights, is a delicate cufflink.
The straight waterfall bending shape of the central grille is a looming luxury watch.
A penetrating chrome trim under the front bumper adds to the understated model.
Whether it is shuttling through the sea of cars or parking in the parking lot, the S90 with lustrous brilliance is an unbearably sideways presence.
But even more stunning is the quality of the Hermès luxury grade that you see when you open the car door.
Just as fashion luxury goods will compete for the priority of raw materials, the high luxury in each industry starts from the selection of materials.
The leather of the S90 comes from the world's longest-qualified tannery "Eagle Wat Wat Hua". One of the three luxury cars in the world is provided by Eagle Wat. This name has also become a representative of the best leather.
Eagle leather detailing
After selecting the finest grained leather from the top, Volvo also uses a tanning process unique to the industry to dye the aniline organic dye that highlights the realism of the texture, and finally polished by hand by artisans.
The leather jewelry created in this way not only has a soft and delicate touch like skin, but is also more durable and environmentally friendly.
In addition to the leather interior, the rest of the interior materials of the S90 are also from the most advanced suppliers in various industries.
Some people say that the moment you are in the S90 cockpit, you will have the feeling of walking into the Nordic family.
It is because of the top rare birch and natural walnut from the original forests of Northern Europe that surround the entire cabin.
If you look closely, the pattern of the wood ornaments is particularly complete and beautiful.
It turned out that the Volvo S90 also chose to use the "book cutting" process only on ultra-luxury brands such as Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
You know, the general luxury brand uses the rotary cutting process. The "book cutting" process is more complicated, but the finished product will also look better.
Because "book cutting" can present a kind of book page turning effect, it requires craftsmen to use special cutting means to keep the two pieces of wood that are attached together symmetrical and mirror each other.
The resulting interior is pleasing to the eye and has a warm touch.
"Book cutting" process
Meticulous craftsmanship and excellence, this professionalism can be seen everywhere in the S90 car.
In addition to the more eye-catching places such as wood ornaments and leather ornaments, even small details such as crystal shift levers are fired at a high temperature of 1400 degrees Celsius through 15 processes.
The crystal used in the bar comes from Orrefors, the only cross-border crystal brand in Lafayette Karl Lagerfeld.
Every crystal produced by this brand is the best lead-free crystal, which is both beautiful and healthy.
Galeries Lafayette co-branded Orrefors' cup
In addition, every S90 limousine driver can experience the ultimate tuning aural feast through the palatial Bowers & Wilkins sound system.
For this purpose, the engineers collected more than 4,000 simulation data at the Gothenburg Concert Hall, hoping to allow everyone to experience the best concert hall effects in the car.
With professional means, every detail is done to the best, this is the subtlety of luxury cars from Northern Europe.
Withstanding the scrutiny, withstanding the test of time, and satisfying the driver's life aspirations, Volvo has refreshed the cognition of "luxury" in many people.
Everyone's definition of luxury is different, and now we have one more option from Northern Europe.
It brings the nature of the distant place to us through extremely rigorous craftsmanship.
We certainly have the opportunity to experience for ourselves, the enjoyment of being surrounded by the breath of nature and not getting tired.