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North Wales Chronicle
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Princess Andre and Rocco Ritchie among Tatler's best dressed for 2025
Princess Andre, who has appeared in reality TV shows alongside her famous mother and father, is the second best-dressed person of 2025, according to fashion and lifestyle magazine Tatler. Rocco Ritchie, an artist who studied at London's Central Saint Martins, is third on the list, with model and socialite Lady Lola Bute and her half-sister, Jazzy De Lisser, joint first. The magazine said 18-year-old Princess has a wardrobe filled with 'Y2K revival hits' and 'is the face of a new generation of British pop culture royalty'. She has more than 760,000 followers on Instagram and made her modelling debut last year with women's fashion company PrettyLittleThing. Rocco, whose mother is US pop star Madonna, is 'impeccably tailored on the red carpet at his father Guy's premieres', according to Tatler. With support from fashion house Giorgio Armani, he put on an exhibition of his works, titled The Tourist, in Paris last year. Also on the list is Swarovski heiress Nadja Swarovski and Princess Alexia of the Netherlands, in fourth and fifth respectively. In sixth place is Bromley footballer and model Omar Sowunmi, and Olympian and daughter of the Princess Royal Zara Tindall is seventh. Completing the list is Prestwold Hall heir George Packe-Drury-Lowe, former tennis player Annabel Croft and internet star Zack Pinsent, who is known for dressing in flamboyant and historical clothing from the 19th century. See the full feature in the August issue of Tatler, available by digital download and on newsstands from August 7.
Daily Mirror
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Princess Andre gets huge boost as she's named on Tatler's best-dressed list
Princess Andre and Rocco Ritchie have been named among the UK's best-dressed people for 2025. The 18-year-old daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre is in second place The daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre and Madonna and Guy Ritchie's son have been recognised amongst Britain's most stylish individuals this year. Princess Andre, who has featured in reality television programmes with her renowned parents, ranks as the second most fashionable person of 2025, as determined by style and culture publication Tatler. While Guy Ritchie and Madonna's son Rocco Ritchie, a creative who trained at London's Central Saint Martins, claims third position on the roster, whilst model and aristocrat Lady Lola Bute and her half-sister, Jazzy De Lisser, share the top spot. The publication described 18-year-old Princess as possessing a wardrobe brimming with "Y2K revival hits" and "is the face of a new generation of British pop culture royalty". It comes as the teenager films for a new series about her life. She boasts over 760,000 Instagram followers and launched her modelling career last year with women's fashion brand PrettyLittleThing. Meanwhile, Rocco appears "impeccably tailored on the red carpet at his father Guy's premieres", according to Tatler. Backed by fashion powerhouse Giorgio Armani, he staged an exhibition of his creations, entitled The Tourist, in Paris last year. The roster also features Swarovski heiress Nadja Swarovski and Princess Alexia of the Netherlands, positioned fourth and fifth respectively. Securing sixth place is Bromley footballer and model Omar Sowunmi, whilst Olympian and Princess Royal's daughter Zara Tindall claims seventh. Rounding off the list is Prestwold Hall heir George Packe-Drury-Lowe, ex-tennis player Annabel Croft and internet sensation Zack Pinsent, famed for his flamboyant 19th-century attire. The full feature can be found in the August edition of Tatler, available digitally and on newsstands from August 7. Meanwhile, Princess, who recently turned 18, is currently filming her fly-on-the-wall show as she promises to give fans a sneak peak into her glamorous life. The teenager, who also models for fashion brand, Pretty Little Thing, boasts more than 743,000 followers on her Instagram, and has contracts with Superdrug, Studio London, Morphe and Revolution, has vowed to become a 'millionaire by the age of 20'. And it looks like she's getting in some practice for her bumper pay day, after hitting the shops and spending thousands on goods from Louis Vuitton, the Apple store, Charlotte Tilbury makeup and Sephora. Sharing snaps of the bags from the boot of her car, Princess admitted: "My bank account hates me" as she posted the snap on Instagram. She also shared a photo of luxury store, Louis Vuitton, where its monogrammed bags start from over £1,000. Princess made her modelling debut last year with PLT and is preparing to star in her own TV show for the first time.
South Wales Guardian
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South Wales Guardian
Princess Andre and Rocco Ritchie among Tatler's best dressed for 2025
Princess Andre, who has appeared in reality TV shows alongside her famous mother and father, is the second best-dressed person of 2025, according to fashion and lifestyle magazine Tatler. Rocco Ritchie, an artist who studied at London's Central Saint Martins, is third on the list, with model and socialite Lady Lola Bute and her half-sister, Jazzy De Lisser, joint first. The magazine said 18-year-old Princess has a wardrobe filled with 'Y2K revival hits' and 'is the face of a new generation of British pop culture royalty'. She has more than 760,000 followers on Instagram and made her modelling debut last year with women's fashion company PrettyLittleThing. Rocco, whose mother is US pop star Madonna, is 'impeccably tailored on the red carpet at his father Guy's premieres', according to Tatler. With support from fashion house Giorgio Armani, he put on an exhibition of his works, titled The Tourist, in Paris last year. Also on the list is Swarovski heiress Nadja Swarovski and Princess Alexia of the Netherlands, in fourth and fifth respectively. In sixth place is Bromley footballer and model Omar Sowunmi, and Olympian and daughter of the Princess Royal Zara Tindall is seventh. Completing the list is Prestwold Hall heir George Packe-Drury-Lowe, former tennis player Annabel Croft and internet star Zack Pinsent, who is known for dressing in flamboyant and historical clothing from the 19th century. See the full feature in the August issue of Tatler, available by digital download and on newsstands from August 7.
Leader Live
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Princess Andre and Rocco Ritchie among Tatler's best dressed for 2025
Princess Andre, who has appeared in reality TV shows alongside her famous mother and father, is the second best-dressed person of 2025, according to fashion and lifestyle magazine Tatler. Rocco Ritchie, an artist who studied at London's Central Saint Martins, is third on the list, with model and socialite Lady Lola Bute and her half-sister, Jazzy De Lisser, joint first. The magazine said 18-year-old Princess has a wardrobe filled with 'Y2K revival hits' and 'is the face of a new generation of British pop culture royalty'. She has more than 760,000 followers on Instagram and made her modelling debut last year with women's fashion company PrettyLittleThing. Rocco, whose mother is US pop star Madonna, is 'impeccably tailored on the red carpet at his father Guy's premieres', according to Tatler. With support from fashion house Giorgio Armani, he put on an exhibition of his works, titled The Tourist, in Paris last year. Also on the list is Swarovski heiress Nadja Swarovski and Princess Alexia of the Netherlands, in fourth and fifth respectively. In sixth place is Bromley footballer and model Omar Sowunmi, and Olympian and daughter of the Princess Royal Zara Tindall is seventh. Completing the list is Prestwold Hall heir George Packe-Drury-Lowe, former tennis player Annabel Croft and internet star Zack Pinsent, who is known for dressing in flamboyant and historical clothing from the 19th century. See the full feature in the August issue of Tatler, available by digital download and on newsstands from August 7.
Fashion United
19 hours ago
- Business
- Fashion United
Label to Watch: Stine Goya's take on colour and print
Copenhagen-based fashion brand Stine Goya has been redefining Scandinavian style with its vibrant and artistic approach. Founded in 2006 by designer Stine Goya, the label quickly gained recognition for its playful prints and bold use of color, a deliberate break from the region's traditionally muted, minimalist aesthetic. The brand's mission is to 'empower the individuals wearing our clothes' through strong ideas and the 'power of colour and print'. Nearly two decades on, Stine Goya is known among fashion insiders for its cult-favorite dresses and imaginative patterns, attracting a loyal following of trend-conscious buyers. Brand history and evolution Stine Goya launched her eponymous label with a single collection in 2007 after graduating from Central Saint Martins. Her early collections – presented at Copenhagen and Paris Fashion Weeks, set the tone with art-inspired prints and expressive silhouettes. Over time, the company grew from a niche independent label into an international name. It has expanded to four standalone stores (three in Denmark and one in London) and is carried by around 450 retailers across 30 markets worldwide. This exponential growth, achieved while remaining privately owned, underscores the brand's successful evolution from a local creative venture to a globally recognized contemporary fashion house. Stine Goya is currently reshaping its sourcing and production strategy, gradually shifting more production to Europe while still maintaining a significant portion in Asia. By moving parts of the supply chain closer to home, the brand aims to reduce transport delays, tap into European craftsmanship, and gain greater control over quality and production processes. Credits: Stine Goya Resort 26/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Key success factors: Aesthetic & the House of Goya Stine Goya's Autumn/Winter 2025 runway designs highlight the brand's signature vibrant prints and bold colors, which stand out against typical Nordic minimalism. Stine Goya's distinct design DNA, characterized by joyful color palettes, bespoke hand-drawn prints, and modern yet wearable cuts, has been pivotal to its success. This unique aesthetic carved out a unique market position and attracted legions of confident followers who seek statement pieces that inject boldness into everyday life. Another key driver is the brand's savvy use of social media engagement. On Instagram, Stine Goya has garnered 350k+ followers, fueling international awareness. On the website and on social channels, the brand everages its 'House of Stine Goya' community of loyal influencers and friends to create authentic content, keeping audiences engaged. The label is also embracing TikTok trends and collaborations to connect with Gen-Z consumers, further amplifying its digital reach and relevance. Collections and pricing Stine Goya presents four collections per year, Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter main lines, supplemented by Pre-Spring and Pre-Fall releases. Each collection stays true to the brand's ethos of timeless yet artful design, offering everything from statement dresses to knitwear and accessories. In terms of pricing, Stine Goya positions itself in the accessible luxury range. Core ready-to-wear pieces are premium yet attainable: dresses from the latest collection typically range from around €200 to €500, with standout pieces like the Ruffling Voluminous Dress retailing at €455. Separates are slightly more accessible – for example, an Asymmetric Ruffle Mini Skirt is priced at about €135, while chic tailored pants cost around €172. Future outlook Looking ahead, Stine Goya shows no signs of slowing down. As the brand approaches its 20th anniversary in 2026, its leadership is focused on strategic growth and innovation. The company plans to expand into new high-potential regions, pivoting investment toward emerging markets like the Middle East to capitalize on untapped demand. At the same time, the team is doubling down on what it does best, core ready-to-wear , while temporarily scaling back on broad accessory lines to concentrate on its strongest categories. Umbro x Stine Goya Credits: Courtesy Stine Goya Collaboration remains central to Stine Goya's strategy as well. In an upcoming initiative, the brand recently launched a partnership with Umbro for the UEFA Women's Football Championship, marking its first foray into sports-inspired fashion. This creative move aims to broaden the brand's audience and illustrates its knack for staying culturally relevant. Overall, the future for Stine Goya looks bright: with its distinctive aesthetic, robust social media community, and agile business strategy, the label is poised to continue empowering fashion-forward individuals and bringing eclectic Danish design to a global stage. ABOUT THE BRAND Read more about Stine Goya on their brandpage
