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Prince Nikolai on the cover of Vogue: A milestone in his modeling career

Prince Nikolai of Denmark is really going full throttle as a model and is celebrating one success after the other. Now the royal even graces the cover of Vogue.

Copenhagen – Prince Nikolai (22) is the secret superstar of the Danish royal family. Although the eldest grandson of Queen Margrethe II (81) has been working in the fashion industry for a long time, the attractive royal is currently enjoying particularly great success. He even made it onto the cover of Vogue.
24royal.de* shows Prince Nikolai’s impressive Vogue cover here.

Among Queen Margrethe’s eight grandchildren there is a real star in the fashion business. Prince Nikolai, the son of Prince Joachim (52) and his first wife Countess Alexandra (57), took advantage of his attractive appearance at a young age to pursue an independent career. The 22-year-old walked the catwalk for the first time in 2018 – directly for the renowned fashion house Burberry. Since then, numerous appearances on the catwalk, photo shoots and a promising collaboration with Dior have followed. When Nikolai isn’t turning the fashion industry upside down, he’s studying Business Administration and Service Management. Only a few months ago he had moved the center of his life to Paris for a semester abroad. Now the royal’s academic training seems to be taking a back seat, because as a model he is currently more in demand than ever. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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