Princess Leonor hailed by global magazines for revamped fashion look

International fashion publications have shifted from criticism to praise of Princess Leonor of Spain. The British magazine Tatler described her as “one of the European royals with the greatest potential in the fashion world” and praised her “exquisite taste”. Japan’s Newsweek highlighted the inter‑generational style legacy with Queen Letizia, noting that Leonor reinterprets her mother’s influence rather than copying it. The Spanish outlet ¡Hola! also reported that the princess’s recent appearances have been received positively worldwide.

The coverage traces Leonor’s wardrobe evolution from early ruffled dresses and espadrilles to midi lengths, tweed skirts, hem‑blouse dresses and bold colours. At the summer reception in the Marivent Palace, she wore an ombré ensemble from the sustainable Spanish brand Thinking Mu – the “Pauline” skirt and “Dora” top – paired with Sézane sandals and a PDPaola “Gravity” ring. The look was described as modern, age‑appropriate and a clear departure from earlier “old‑fashioned” critiques.