Princess Charlotte has fast become one of the most popular royal family members, entertaining the masses with her signature sass and adorable royal wave.
But it looks like the three-year-old isn’t just adored by the public, she’s also admired as a style icon, reportedly having a huge impact on the British economy.
In fact, according to a study by Reader’s Digest, Princess Charlotte’s impact on the economy is worth over $1.8 billon more than her older brother, Prince George’s.
According to the study, four-year-old Prince George’s worth was estimated at $4.8 billion while his younger sister’s was estimated at a whopping $6.8 billion.
Why? Well there’s no need for Prince George to be too sad, as it looks like it’s down to his younger sister’s style.
That’s right, there’s a Kate Middleton effect, a Meghan Markle effect, and now a Princess Charlotte effect, with the three-year-old being the latest (and smallest) royal to become a fashion icon.
In fact, according to a poll by The Telegraph, 1 in every 5 parents considers the princess a style icon for their own children.
Even we’re looking to the princess for style advice – and according to Prince William’s recents comments about his daughter’s love of pink and accessories, she certainly seems to be up for the job.
You go, girl.
This article originally appeared on Marie Claire UK.
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