Victoria Federica de Marichalar de Borbón enjoys a permanent vacation. The 22-year-old has returned to Ibiza, where she was already last week, to spend a few days partying and relaxing with her friend Rocío Laffón. The friends have stayed at the Bless hotel, in Es Canar, and at the TRS Ibiza Hotel, and have been able to see Maluma live, who was performing this past Sunday in Ushuaïa.
On this trip, Victoria has undergone a change in style that has not left her followers indifferent. The daughter of the Infanta Elena and Jaime de Marichalar has taken a risk with her outfits on the island and has joined one of the controversial trends of the 2000s: low-waisted pants.
"Feeling at home", Vic wrote on Instagram along with a couple of images in which he appeared in the hotel pool with the sea in the background. In the snapshots, she wears a look in the pure Y2K style, that is, inspired by those pieces of clothing and accessories that were sweeping the street style more than twenty years ago.
De Marichalar wore a sleeveless black cropped top that exposed her tanned abdomen, and original double-waisted tailored suit pants, one of the trends of the moment. But the striking detail is in the low shot, a style that generates controversy. The young woman completed her outfit with her wet-effect hair and her nails in a vibrant turquoise blue that further enhanced her tanned skin.
In another image, Vic could also be seen wearing a daring ensemble consisting of a black bandeau top with a tie tied at the neck, once again exposing her midriff, and light blue jeans. A look that finished off with Off White sneakers, one of his favorite brands, valued at 500 euros.
Last week, de Marichalar showed that there is no trend that can resist her with a dress with an asymmetrical neckline and an opening on the abdomen, a look with which she caused a sensation at the exclusive event organized by Hublot.
