© Photo: PACrowned 'the most beautiful member of the royal family' by Tatler in 2016, Lady Amelia Windsor, born in 1995, is the royal everyone is talking about. The Duke of Kent's daughter rocks a leather jacket and studded boots at the Burberry Spring/Summer 2017 show at London Fashion Week.
© Photo: PAThe Queen's granddaughters Beatrice and Eugenie sure know how to make a fashion statement - remember those fascinators at The Royal Wedding? Bright colours and bold prints go hand in hand with this duo - from florals to stripes, as worn during the Queen's 90th birthday celebrations in June 2016.
© Photo: PAShe may be still a teen, but Princess Alexandra of Hanover, born in 1999, is already proving to be quite the fashionista - pictured here in the FROW at the Chanel Metiers d'Art fashion show in December 2015.
© Photo: PAThere was no doubt that uber-cool Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece was going to have style - after all, she's studying at Parsons. From corsets to prints, she also values the classic LBD - as worn at the amFar Inspiration Gala at Moynihan Station in New York in June 2016.
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© Photo: PABorn in 1990, Queen Jetsun Pema of Bhutan has adopted her statement style of traditional prints and bold colours, as worn here on her visit to the political and religious centre Tashichho Dzongat, Bhutan in June 2016.
© Photo: PANot only is Pauline Ducruet the daughter of Princess Stephanie of Monaco, but her grandmother is Grace Kelly. With such a gene pool, the young royal, born in 1994 was bound to inherit an effortlessly chic style - as evident while at the John Galliano fashion show during Paris Fashion Week, in October 2016.
© Photo: PADaughter of the Queen Rania of Jordan, Princess Iman, born in 1996, proves that her mother's signature style has rubbed off - pictured looking sophisticated beyond her years during a trip to Frace in August 2016.
