Royals on the cover of fashion magazines

They are some of the world's most beautiful and admired women and men, so it's fitting that they too grace the covers of magazines alongside Hollywood bombshells and super models. <p>From Princess Diana's stunning Vanity Fair portrait, her last before her untimely death in 1997, to Queen Elizabeth posing with her beloved corgis, here are some of the most striking magazine covers featuring royals from around the world.
Attitude, personality and passion! Princess Caroline's son, Pierre Casiraghi looked dapper wearing Maison Valentino on the cover of L'Uomo Vogue's 2017 January Issue. <p>Photo: © Tom Munro/L'Uomo Vogue
Prince Harry took a turn as a cover model for <em>Town & Country</em>'s February 2017 issue. The 31-year-old invited the magazine along on his trip to Malawi, where he assisted African Parks with its 500 Elephants relocation project. <p>Photo: Instagram/@townandcountrymag
Fashion photographer Paul Wetherell shot Charlotte Casiraghi for the November 2016 issue of <i>Vanity Fair France</i>. Inside the pages, the mother of one talks philosophy and being in the public eye. <br>Photo: © Paul Wetherell/Vanity Fair France
Princess Olympia of Greece and Denmark (R) joined Keith Richards's granddaughter Ella and Sistine Stallone (L), daughter of actor Sylvester Stallone, on the September 2016 cover of <i>Town & Country</i>. <p>Photo: © Terry Richardson/Town & Country/Instagram</p>
A never-before-seen portrait of the Queen and her beloved corgis appears on the summer 2016 issue of <i>Vanity Fair</i>. The image is part of a series shot by the magazine's contributing photographer Annie Leibovitz in celebration of the monarch's 90th birthday earlier this year. <p>This isn't the first time that one of Annie's pictures of the Queen has made it on the cover of the publication. Her Majesty sat for the American photographer back in 2007 in honour of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown. <p>Photo: © Annie Leibovitz/Vanity Fair
The Duchess of Cambridge made a surprise appearance on the June 2016 issue of British Vogue. Josh Olins photographed the mother of two in celebration of the publication's 100th anniversary. It marked the first time Kate posed for a magazine cover. <p>Photo: © Josh Olins/Vogue
One month before her tragic death in August 1997, Diana, Princess of Wales graced the cover of <i>Vanity Fair</i>. The beautiful portrait was shot by her close friend Mario Testino, who has become one of Prince William's go-to photographers. <p>Photo: © Mario Testino/Vanity Fair
Shortly after marrying Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark in 2004, Princess Mary posed for her native Australia's edition of <i>Vogue</i> magazine. The editorial spread, shot by Regan Cameron at both Amalienborg palace and Fredensborg palace, took three days to complete. <p>Photo: © Regan Cameron/Vogue Australia</p>
Princess Charlene of Monaco was a vision in white on the cover of <i>Vogue Japan</i>'s July 2013 issue. <p>Photo: © Lauren Dukoff/Vogue Japan</p>
Princess Beatrice gave her first official interview to <i>Tatler</i> magazine in Sept. 2005. The then-17-year-old opened up about her royal status, saying, "I wouldn't trade my life for anyone else's. I love being who I am and feel very happy with that." <p>Photo: © Tatler</p>
Princess Eugenie followed in her big sister's footsteps in April 2008 by posing for <i>Tatler</i>. It was a stepping out of sorts for the Queen's granddaughter, who was celebrating her milestone 18th birthday. <p>Photo: © Thomas Nutzl/Tatler</p>
In September 2011, Monaco's Charlotte Casiraghi proved to be a natural in front of the camera when she appeared on <i>Vogue Paris</i>. The young royal's alluring beauty was captured by famed shutterbug Mario Testino. <p>Photo: © Mario Testino/Vogue Paris</p>
Charlotte made news again in 2013 when she modelled for Mario Testino in <i>Vogue Paris</i>'s April 2013 issue. Photo: © Mario Testino/Vogue
Fashion photographers Inez and Vinoodh had the pleasure of snapping Charlotte for <i>W</i> magazine's October 2014 edition. Photo: © Inez Vinoodh/W
The gorgeous Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana of Thailand graced the cover of her country's edition of <i>Vogue</i> in June 2016. The portrait was taken by Nat Prakobsantisuk. <p>Photo: © Nat Prakobsantisuk/Vogue Thailand
<i>Tatler</i> crowned Lady Amelia Windsor the royal family's most beautiful member in April 2016. The 20-year-old dazzled in a printed gown by Canadian-born designer Erdem. <p>The university student is the granddaughter of the Queen's cousin, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, and is currently 36th in line to succeed to the British throne.</p> Photo: © Karen Collins/Tatler
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