From the luxury of Charlene to the very sober of Letizia: the wardrobe of the royal family in numbers

One of the biggest curiosities when a royal appears in public is how much her outfit could have cost. Each of them, from Charlene of Monaco to Queen Letizia herself, has shown they can bet on cheap outfits, as well as other more flashy outfits where tiaras take center stage. UFO no more He has made a ranking in which he has analyzed in detail the garments that each of them has worn. The figure is approximate, but it serves to give readers an idea of ​​what they’re spending on the different looks you’re wearing.

In recent years, especially since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, Queen Letizia has recycled her outfits to give her clothes a second life, although there are occasions when she has worn an outfit more than three times, for example a little. Gesture of the most praised and with which it shows its commitment to the environment. Felipe VI’s wife is in the top 5 thanks to 129 pieces that she incorporated into her closet. The international website specialized in royal fashion has analyzed in detail how much the royals have spent and the numbers speak for themselves because Letizia it’s not the most ‘wasteful’.

In the past year, Queen Letizia has spent a total of 53,000 euros, which is not surprising since many of her outfits have been repeated. What the consort has done is add different accessories to change the style in an effort not to spend more than necessary. This is followed by Mette-Marit with 55,000 euros. One of the surprises of this ranking has been Charlene from Monaco.

The princess, who spent several months in South Africa to cure her ear, nose and throat infection, spent the most. In recent months, Charlene wore outfits that together add up to 739,541 euros. After the aforementioned ailment, he returned to the Principality of Monaco and resumed his royal duties. On the other hand, Máxima from the Netherlands has not been one of the women who spent the most. The sum makes a total of 72,800 euros. Máxima has shown that she has the gift (just like Queen Letizia) of combining cheap firms with more expensive ones. In fact, Guillermo de Holanda’s wife is a fan of Zara, a brand that has also worn Rania de Jordan and Kate Middleton, among others.

For her part, Kate Middleton and the current Princess of Wales have crossed the line €200,000 in clothes in this very difficult year for the British royal family with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, which took place on September 8 and whose funeral was held at Westminster Abbey on the 19th.

Although Meghan Markle is no longer among royalty as both she and her husband made the decision over two years ago to move to the United States, specifically to Los Angeles where they live in a lavish mansion in Montecito, she is one of the most admired ex-royals and persecuted across the globe.