As editor-in-chief of Vogue Scandinavia, Martina Bonnier has championed a whole plethora of homegrown talent as cover stars. The title serving Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland has welcomed the likes of Vilma Sjöberg, Björk, and Rebecca Ferguson onto covers over recent months. Bonnier secures royalty for the cover of Vogue Scandinavia to close out 2024 and start 2025 on a high, with none other than Princess Sofia of Sweden becoming a cover subject. The Swedish royal (married to Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland) poses for photographer Hasse Nielsen. In the cover photograph, the Duchess of Värmland glances over her shoulder dressed in a navy blue creation from Swedish designer Camilla Thulin.
Princess Sofia of Sweden for Vogue Scandinavia:
Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:
“Who said that this font is beautiful for them to keep using it over and over again?” asked DK92.
“Should have given the cover to Prince Carl Philip,” forum member marsnoop2 exclaimed.
“Oh Sweden! The country where everyone lives in a shed and Princesses wear gowns to go fetch. The cropping made Princess Sofia of Sweden look like she is 4’6,” shrieked WAVES.
Jeremydante commented: “Ditch the cabin, give us parts of the palace. Gorgeous girl though!”
“Not the strongest and most beautiful cover of Vogue I’ve come across with royalty. However, I don’t hate it,” voiced vogue28. “The cover itself is easy on the eye, the coloring is lovely and I like the navy blue ball grown amongst the wilderness.”
See more of Princess Sofia of Sweden for Vogue Scandinavia and share your own thoughts, here.
