The Former Greek royal family has showcased unparalleled glamour in their 2023 Christmas card, shared on Instagram by Crown Princess Marie-Chantal. The captivating black-and-white photo features the matriarch alongside her husband Pavlos, the heir to the abolished throne, and their five children, all exuding sophistication against a picturesque backdrop, likely in Greece.
Model Olympia, 27, stands alongside her brothers Constantine, 25, Achileas, 23, Odysseas, 19, and Aristidis, 16, all endowed with striking looks reminiscent of a runway.
The family, perched against a breathtaking vista, accompanies the image with the heartfelt message, 'Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year' in both Greek and English. Olympia, recently separated from 'Britain's most eligible bachelor' Peregrine Pearson, showcases her svelte figure in a leopard print shift dress.
Meanwhile, Constantine, romantically linked with Poppy Delevingne, 37, opts for a casual open-collar shirt and chain, mirroring his stylish brothers.
The monochromatic card has drawn comparisons to the Prince and Princess of Wales' iconic offerings. Pavlos' father, King Constantine, a relative of Prince Philip, faced exile from Greece after the abolition of the Greek monarchy in 1973.
Princess Olympia, with a substantial following of 300,000 on her Instagram page, regularly shares glimpses of her royal life. She attended her first couture show in Rome at the age of 11 and pursued studies in art history, theatre, photography, and graphic design while at a Swiss boarding school. Olympia secured an internship in Christian Dior's couture department at 17 and earned a Bachelor's degree from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 2019.
Her family proudly witnessed her graduation ceremony at New York City's Lincoln Center, where Olympia, donning a black cap and purple gown, walked across the stage to accept her diploma. Having relocated from her former family home in Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, Olympia now resides in Notting Hill with her companion, a sausage dog named Echo, adopted during the coronavirus lockdown.
