Twenty-Year-Old Princess Alexandra Is an Up-and-Coming Style Icon

You may not have heard of Princess Alexandra of Hanover, but the twenty-year-old is making her way onto the world's stage. And Alexandra is certainly a royal through and through, as she is the daughter of Princess Caroline of Monaco and Prince Ernst August of the defunct Kingdom of Hanover. The young princess is thirteenth in line for the Monegasque throne, but the only one of Princess Caroline's four children to hold a title, as the Hanover comes from her father. From her parents to her sister (global trend-setter Charlotte Casiraghi), to her grandmother (Grace Kelly—of course), there's no doubt that Alexandra comes from a family with a lot of fashion clout. Though barely out of her teens, she has already made some expert style choices. Read on to see some of the Princess's most notable looks.

Princess Alexandra of Hanover posed with her mother, Princess Caroline of Hanover, at the Chanel Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2020 show at Paris Fashion Week. The young princess wore Chanel in honor of the event.

Alexandra looked sophisticated in a belted, sleeveless trench coat, layered over a black turtleneck. She wore this elegant look to Monaco National Day celebrations in Monte Carlo.

At Paris Fashion Week, Alexandra wore a cream, patterned top and a brick-colored skirt, paired with patent, knee-high boots. The Princess attended Chloé's Womenswear Spring/Summer 2020 show and carried a Chloé purse.

The Princess looked effortless cool in head-to-toe denim. She wore this chic look to the Christian Dior Womenswear Spring/Summer 2020 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week.

Princess Alexandra and her boyfriend, Ben-Sylvester Strautmann, attended the first "Midsummer Party," hosted by Elton John and David Furnish for their charity, the Elton John Aids Foundation. Alexandra wore a long-sleeved paisley dress for the event.

Alexandra and Ben headed to the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco in Monte Carlo. The Princess looked summery in a belted, floral dress, Chanel purse, and Valentino sandals.

The Princess wore an adorable teal dress that is actually a hand-me-down from her older sister, Charlotte Casiraghi. Alexandra wore the outfit to an Alberta Ferretti fashion show in Monte Carlo.

Alexandra posed with her sister Charlotte Casiraghi and Charlotte's husband Dimitri Rassam. The trio attended Monaco's Rose Ball, where the two women opted for bold, beaded gowns.

The Princess looked professional in a tweed skirt suit for Monaco National Day Celebrations. She accessorized the look with an oversized bow in her hair and black pumps.

Alexandra and Ben attended an event for the Race Against Dementia foundation in Monte Carlo. For the summery affair, Alexandra chose a white A-line dress and nude, suede pumps.

The Princess posed adorably with her sister, Charlotte Casiraghi, at the Cannes Film Festival. Alexandra chose a stunning, semi-sheer dress with detailed embroidery.

The two royal sisters chose avant-garde looks for Monaco's Rose Ball. Alexandra went with a pale pink, embellished, drop waist dress, while her sister, Charlotte Casiraghi, wore a black and pink feathered gown. The pair posed with Charlotte's husband, Dimitri Rassam.

The Princess looked very autumnal at Chanel's Fall/Winter 2018/2019 show. She wore a classic boucle top and jacket in black and white.

Alexandra chose a more avant-garde look for the Giambattista Valli Haute Couture show. Her skirt made a statement with its polka dot pattern and dramatic ruffles.

The young Princess looked adorable while attending the Giambattista Valli show at Paris Fashion Week. She chose a floral skirt paired with a mauve pink blouse.

For 2016's Monaco National Day, Alexandra wore a teal peacoat with a black clutch.

The Princess attended Paris Fashion Week, choosing a striped top and black patent jacket for the Elie Saab show.

Alexandra chose a casual look to attend a practice session of the F1Grand Prix of Monaco. She sported striped, wide-leg pants and a black top.

For her second time at the Rose Ball (and her first time posing on the red carpet for it), Alexandra chose a pale pink gown with black detailing. She complemented her sister Charlotte's white jumpsuit.

The Princess then changed into a similar, though not identical, strapless gown which she wore to dance.

Alexandra was a champion figure skater. In 2015, she even represented Monaco in figure skating at the 2015 European Youth Olympic Festival in Austria. Here, she glided in a white lace top and skirt combination.

For her second figure skating routine, Alexandra chose a shimmering red dress with a square neckline.

For her brother Pierre Casiraghi's wedding, Alexandra chose a stunning pink, embellished gown with a waist-accentuating bow. She paired the dress with a white Chanel purse and champagne pumps.

For the night before her brother Pierre Casiraghi's wedding, Alexandra chose a blush patterned tea-length dress.

At age twelve, the Princess attended the Monaco National Day celebrations wearing a blue sparkly skirt, black jacket, and black beret.

Alexandra attended mass with her mother, Princess Caroline. She chose a red, double-breasted coat for the occasion, paired with a beret.

Princess Alexandra attended her uncle, King Albert II's, wedding to Princess Charlene. She coordinated with her mom in pastels.

The Princess is on the run! Alexandra played soccer with her friends in Monaco.

Standing with her mom at Monaco Palace's Christmas Tree Party, the young princess looked festive in red and green plaid.

Heading to the 13th Jumping in Monte Carlo, Monaco, Alexandra looked preppy in a denim dress with a green striped belt.

Alexandra looked adorable in traditional Monegasque dress while celebrating Monaco National Day.

Smocked dresses are a favorite amongst the royal children. Princess Alexandra sported a white version with a matching sunhat at three years old.

The little princess celebrated Monaco National Day in a light pink cardigan and lace-trimmed skirt.

Princess Alexandra was even chic as a baby, getting dressed up in a pink peacoat before she could even walk.