Prince Nikolai awakens once again international attention for his work as a model.
This time it's Hello! Magazine, which has got the eyes up for the Danish prince, that the recent past has made its entry on the international modelscene. Among other things, for big brands like Burberry and Dior.
It has now led to, that the magazine has put him on a distinguished list of the eight best looking and stylish, unmarried royale in the world.
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'Wow. How delicious is prince Nikolai, right?. The 20-year-old model is the eldest son of prince Joachim and his first wife, countess Alexandra, writes the media, and continues:
'crown Princess Mary's nephew, is obviously a very well-known in the fashion world. He walked for Burberry at London fashion week in 2018, and most recently he has walked the catwalk for Dior at fashion week in Paris, is on it.
Here we see prince Nikolai, during his catwalk for Burberry. Photo: Vianney Le Caer/Ritzau Scanpix
On the list is also available on Anne-Marie's grandchildren, princess Maria Olympia and prince Constantine-Alexios of Greece and Denmark.
Back in October 2018 announced to the crown, that prince Nikolai was dropped out of his training as a reserve officer in the Army Sergentskole on Varde Barracks after two months.
In this context, announced the countess through its secretary, Helle von Wildenrath Løvgreen, that the prince was not ended at the right place, and that he would now concentrate fully on her career as a model before he started at the Copenhagen Business School.
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- the Countess. stresses that the decision has nothing with neither the training or the place to do. People have been sweet, and it has been, as the prince had expected. It just wasn't him, it sounded from Helle von Wildenrath Løvgreen on behalf of Alexandra.
Before prince Nikolai travelled to London, he had already well started in his modeling career.
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Prince Nikolai along with his mother, countess Alexandra. Photo: Olafur Steinar Gestsson/Ritzau Scanpix
