00:00If there's one garment that has managed to sneak into every wardrobe, it's jeans.
00:04A basic that never goes out of style and also has a privileged place in wardrobes
00:08Royals. From Diana, Princess of Wales to Rania of Jordan or Meghan Markle, and a whole generation in between.
00:14young women led by Princess Leonor or Amalia of the Netherlands. But how do they wear jeans?
00:18Queens and princesses? What are their favorite styles? We'll tell you. Rania of Jordan has
00:24proven that jeans are much more than a casual option. The Hashemite Queen has turned
00:29This garment is a piece capable of conveying elegance and modernity. A wardrobe staple.
00:33This essential item is also worn by the Princess of Wales. Kate often pairs straight-leg jeans with her style.
00:38with shirts or t-shirts and a structured jacket. Simple yet effective. And one more thing
00:44It's clear, Kate isn't afraid to wear jeans in all shades. Queen Letizia...
00:49We have seen them opt for white jeans or flared jeans with a shirt during their
00:54Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visited the exemplary village in Asturias last year. She is not afraid to take risks.
00:59and opts to mix simple denim pieces with more original ones. Jeans
01:03Palazzo pants are their favorites. And before all of them, Princess Diana wore them. In the 90s
01:09She favored relaxed yet elegant looks, all in denim. Or jeans with t-shirts from
01:14Cotton and a jacket. Charlotte Casiraghi is a fan of jeans, just like her mother Caroline. And
01:18Many years earlier, the unforgettable Grace of Monaco had already demonstrated that this garment has a place in
01:23A royal wardrobe. Mary of Denmark pairs them with flats. And Meghan Markle is a die-hard fan.
01:29of the skinny jeans she usually wears with blouses. For younger generations,
01:33Jeans are a must-have in their wardrobes. They're a garment Amalia wears regularly.
01:37From the Netherlands, Princess Leonor and her sister Sofia, or Ingrid of Norway. And the Texans have
01:42transcended its practical origin to become a true royal icon.
