Just when you thought summer was Princess Maria-Olympia season, in comes Fashion Week.
The Greek royal has been setting our hearts ablaze with her sartorial exploits since jetting off for her 30th birthday celebrations this summer, and just when we thought we'd seen the last of her sizzling looks this season, the Princess delights us once again.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Maria-Olympia was a high-fashion vision, slipping into a masterpiece by Isabel Marant while attending the designer's Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 show.
The look in question was a low-key T-shirt-style mini-dress in ivory, adorned with green and orange flowers.
The stylish ensemble perfectly framed the royal's flawless suntan she has developed over the last few weeks in the sunshine.
As for her glam for the evening, Maria-Olympia wore her striking platinum blonde locks down and poker-straight. Her makeup was composed of soft brown eye makeup, adding a pop of rouge when it came to her lipstick choice.
Princess Maria-Olympia takes to the runway
We haven't just seen Maria-Olympia nail her runway-side fashion of late.
Just last month, the daughter of Crown Prince Pavlos walked the runway during New York Fashion Week, stepping out for Conner Ives in a backless lilac dress.
Her hair was styled with copious volume and looked exquisite on the model.
Olympia shared images of her preparation process and behind-the-scenes moments with her followers. Her cousin Talita von Fürstenberg, socialite Ivy Getty and model Poppy Delevingne were among those who congratulated her.
Inherited killer style
Princess Maria-Olympia was always destined to have exquisite style. She previously recalled the first time she wore designer to a family dinner. Her grandmother loaned her a mini Louis Vuitton style to wear, which sparked her love of luxury fashion and accessories. "I was chic for that one meal," she told Harper's Bazaar. "I was only 10 years old, but I felt so empowered. My grandmother still owns that bag, and it still looks fabulous. I’m a real bag lady now; I have an issue. How many do I own? I have absolutely no idea."






