Checked looks: This is how the royals wear the classic pattern

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This is how the royals wear the classic pattern

“Just check” is exactly what the Royals are loving this season. Here we show how they (and now we too) combine the square patterns for everyday use.

Checked looks brought out! The royals are finally doing it this fall and are showing us with small and large squares on their clothing, that the fine trend is currently celebrating its peak season. From checked jackets to checked skirts to checked trousers – the trendy pattern is sure to stir things up. We show how Catherine, Princess of Wales, Máxima and Letizia wear the pattern now.

Queen Letizia chooses the checked trousers

Not all checks are the same, as the Spanish woman proves. The effect of the pattern depends heavily on the trouser model and cut you choose. Letizia does everything right with her choice: she shows herself in a narrow model that narrows towards the calf. But straight and wide trousers also have an impact, and the fabric is made of cotton or silk. In addition, the narrow lines of the checked pattern give the look a classic business flair. Letizia combines simple basics like a black sweater and black loafers. Very classic!

Catherine, Princess of Wales: She wears a checked jacket

Catherine, Princess of Wales also gives her checked piece the entire stage and chooses an outfit base in black. The straight and short model from Burberry gives the dark look dimension and a very unique cottage style. Kate also uses a trick with her choice of jacket: she works the quilting against the pattern, making the look even more exciting. That’s exactly what we’re seeing from the British woman, who combines the pattern with an exciting texture. If you want to recreate the look, you can also wear a midi-length skirt in addition to sturdy jeans, which looks classy.

Queen Máxima: Check meets color for her

The Dutch woman has been the queen of colors for a long time, and with a matching checked coat for her monochrome look in orange, she could now become the leader of the checked team. Máxima shows how to maintain the balance between color and pattern. If, like her, you choose a suit and shoes in a bright color, it’s best to keep your coat in a neutral beige tone – for the checkered pattern you should then use the chosen basic color of the robe – in the case of the native Argentinian, these are orange stripes . This makes the outfit look cohesive and on point. So the devil is definitely in the details here.

Bridget