From Charlotte to Lilibet Diana: which Spanish brands dress the ‘mini royals’?

Kate Middleton has put on her daughter Charlotte more than one jacket from the Spanish firm Marea Kids, this is the case with the one we see in the picture. The truth is the three children of the princes of wales own at least one garment from the brand made in Spain. It is a family business with more than forty years of experience, which is defined on its website as “a brand born from the soul of the founders in search of individuality and their passion for quality, with a timeless yet elegant design. The managers grew up between the weaving and tailoring machines, along with their parents, produced top quality boiled woolen garments.”

At the end of this summer, Princess Amalia wore a look cheap on his first day at the University of Amsterdam. The young woman opted for a bone-colored double-breasted long cloth coat; an oversized Arabic-print cotton blouse from Circle of Trust; White wide leg jeans with frayed hem from Zara, and white vegan leather sneakers from Sassa van Osma. The garment of the Amancio Ortega firm had a very affordable price, €29.95.

Lilibet Diana, the second daughter of Harry and Meghan, wore a dress from the Spanish firm in one of her most relevant images. This is the little girl’s first public appearance on British soil. It should be noted that the flavor is for Amaia Kids one of the few things that unite Kate and Meghan, as the Princess of Wales is also a huge fan of the company. Lilibet posed so funny in this dress in shades of blue, with a discreet check pattern, angelic sleeves and gathered details around the neckline. Behind Amaia Kids is Amaia Arrieta, who describes herself on her website as “Mother of three children, Spanish married to a French man and living in London for over 20 years, Amaia Arrieta left her career in International Finance to pursue her passion for children. life and fashion in 2004 and created Amaia”.

Isabella, Josephine and Vicent from Denmark wear several designs from the now defunct Galician firm Pili Carrera. María del Pilar Rodríguez and her husband, Bienvenido Carrera, were behind the brand made in Spainwhich opened its first store in the early 1990s. The children’s fashion company dressed Princess Leonor, Infanta Sofía, the daughters of Máxima de Holanda… After financial difficulties, including bankruptcy, the coronavirus forced it to close its doors forever.

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía wore many Nanos garments when they were younger. The daughters of the kings of Spain have worn several dresses from the Spanish firm, which was born in the early 1960s. “Pilar Martínez Sanjuán and Roberto Martínez Cortés came together from their own romantic adventure to give birth to something they never imagined would bring so much beauty and joy and that we all know today as Nanos,” they explain on the website from the company. Doña Letizia dressed her daughters in the Galician firm on many occasions.