Unity is currently taking place on crowned heads. The trend goes from long to short, sometimes radical, sometimes moderate. Princess Sofia has also parted with her long mane of whale.
Stockholm – Since her youngest son Julian (7 months) was baptized in August, Princess Sofia (36) of Sweden has rarely been seen at public events. Now the 36-year-old appeared together with her husband Prince Carl Philip (42) at an appointment on the subject of cyberbullying in Stockholm – and clearly enjoyed her appearance in the changed look. *
Princess Sofia: She also follows the royal hair trend
It should have been four weeks since the last visit to the hairdresser when the pretty mother of three children opted for a long pony worn on the side. Now the princess did not show a radical change in type like Princess Stéphanie von Monaco * (56) or her sister-in-law Charlène (43), who opted for a short hairstyle, but Princess Sofia * also had a lot of length shortened. The natural waves of the princess are now clearly darker again and reach just over her shoulders. She said goodbye to her highlights, which she wore at the christening of her son Julian *.
The Swede was not only praised for her hair look, her outfit consisting of a dark blue knitted dress and a plaid long coat also received a lot of praise and recognition.
Princess Sofia: With shorter hair in the best of royal company
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With the choice of her new hair length, the sister-in-law Crown Princess Victorias (44) is right on trend. Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (49) now also has a shortened mane and Princess Eugenie (31) was spotted with significantly less hair length at the wedding of the Greek Prince Phillipos (35) with the Swiss Nina Flohr * (34) in Athens. Another new fan of the half-length version is Charlotte Casiraghi * (35), who after many years of uniform hair length opted for more contour in the long bob. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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