It has been nine months since Queen Letizia posed with a spectacular Balenciaga dress and cape to be portrayed, like her husband, King Felipe VI by the prestigious photographer Annie Leibovitz. The photographs have finally seen the light of day at the Bank of Spain and the Queen’s hairstyle continues to be a trend. It is a choice that is not pigeonholed to a specific time of year and that will never go out of style. It is absolutely timeless and flatters all faces equally.. Many royals international organizations also opt for it. We talk about polished waves and we tell you how Doña Letizia has worn them and how other queens and princesses have worn them over time around the world.
© Jesus BrionesQueen Letizia’s waves
Queen Letizia’s are broad waves that have been made with the technique brushing hollywood. It is a method that manages to create an open and wide wave to then polish it with a brush that does not have a ball at the tip and that, preferably, has boar bristles, which, how MarÃa Pombo knows wellare the ones that manage to give the most shine to the hair. It is also important that to get the Queen’s waves you use the dryer instead of the straighteners. Only in this way will you be able to give your hair volume and movement.
As we told you, the Queen is not the only one royal who knows that Loose hair with an open wave is a hairstyle that, due to its timelessness, does not give rise to regrets.. Many others choose it when they want to show off their hair in the wind.
© Getty ImagesKate Middleton
Kate Middleton wears her hair down with an open wave very often. He has posed with this style in the official photographs of the British Royal House and, although to attend important events such as Ascot, he prefers the headdresses with tilted bunwe can say that this one at hand is one of her favorite hairstyles. Here we see her on an official visit to the Foundling Museum in London in 2017
© Getty ImagesPrincess Eugenie of York
Princess Eugenie of York at the Cheltenham Festival In 2024 it also carried open waves. It thus demonstrated that they are not only suitable for accompanying highly elegant gala looks but also serve to give a touch of sophistication to more informal outfits.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Beatrice of York
At a cocktail party organized by socialite Nicky Hilton and fashion designer Rebecca Vallance This year, Princess Beatrice of York proved that, in addition to adapting to any situation and being timeless, waves look good on all hair colors and they favor all types of faces equally. But that’s not all: pay attention to the next tip.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Charlene of Monaco
Princess Charlene of Monaco also brought waves to the 75th Red Cross Ball of Monaco on July 19, 2024. It was a special occasion and he knew how to defend this style with that pixie haircut that is trending this fall-winter.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Amalia of the Netherlands
If there is a royal who is faithful to wavy hairstyles, that is Princess Amalia of the Netherlands. Here We see her waving from the Balcony of Noordeinde Palace during Prinsjesdagthe official act that marks the beginning of the parliamentary year
© Getty ImagesCarlota Casiraghi
Before opt for haircut Bob and get into textured hairstyles with a natural finish, Carlota Casiraghi frequently opted for hairstyles with waves. With one with a retro aesthetic that reminds us of the one that Kaia Gerber has worn recently, she posed at the 2017 Rose Ball. An event held to benefit the Princess Grace Foundation at Sporting Monte-Carlo.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Ingrid of Norway
Also Princess Ingrid of Norway, like Amalia of the Netherlands, is faithful to the look of loose hair with an open wave. This is how she posed in the Norwegian parliament in Oslo during an official visit on January 20, 2022. When she does not opt ​​for this style, she chooses her hair loose with a wave slightly inward.
© Getty ImagesCrown Princess Mette-Marit
For Crown Princess Mette-Marit, as demonstrated at the laying of the foundation stone of the New Viking Age Museum on June 4, 2024 in Oslo, Norway, getting some waves It is not a gesture that is reserved for special occasionsbut is suitable for informal official events.
© Getty ImagesQueen Mary of Denmark
Queen Mary of Denmark also wore waves at the annual party held at the University of Copenhagen on November 8, 2024 in Copenhagen. Like the rest of royals He stated that few hairstyles enhance the shine of the hair like this one.