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Victoria Federica's Luxurious Lima Getaway with Roca Rey

Victoria Federica’s Luxurious Lima Getaway with Roca Rey

Victoria Federica has crossed the Atlantic with a dual purpose: to offer her unconditional support to one of her closest friends and to continue setting trends abroad with her impeccable sense of international fashion. The niece of King Felipe VI has traveled to Lima to accompany the bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey during the grand opening of the Peruvian bullfighting season this November.

While the matador has recently celebrated professional success at the Feria del Señor de los Milagros, his personal life has been under the spotlight following his recent separation from Tana Rivera. Victoria Federica’s presence in the Andean capital serves as a testament to their close friendship, a bond that has previously sparked rumors regarding a potential romantic connection between the royal and the star of Tardes de soledad.

A Runway-Ready Look in Lima

For her excursions through Lima, Victoria Federica has entrusted her wardrobe to Louis Vuitton. Her chosen ensemble, pulled directly from the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway, serves as a poetic homage to the house’s travel heritage. The look is defined by a fluid, comfortable luxury perfect for transoceanic travel.

The centerpiece of her outfit is a midi skirt crafted from silk twill, valued at 2,850 euros. Its design features an asymmetrical handkerchief-style hem that adds dynamic movement, paired with a loose-fitting fine wool sweater. The sweater mirrors the skirt’s motif, which is inspired by the interior of historic Louis Vuitton archive trunks, framed by the iconic Monogram pattern.

Luxury Accessories for the Modern Traveler

In the realm of accessories, no detail was left to chance. Victoria Federica carried the Express PM bag (3,500 euros) from the Flight Mode collection. The cognac-toned calfskin contrasts elegantly with Monogram canvas trim and gold-toned hardware. To ensure comfort during her city walks, she opted for brown leather loafers priced at 960 euros, featuring a crinkled naplak texture and the signature LV Capucines metal ornament.

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