Members of the royal family and socialites confirmed participation in the annual debutante ball in Paris – exclusive

It’s time for some of high society’s finest to gather in Paris for the most luxurious event of the year.

The annual Debutante Ball will take place in Paris, France on November 30, and will see young women from business, entertainment and aristocracy from Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States make their social debuts.

Each debutante is accompanied by a gentleman, who can be a young man of her choice, such as a brother, cousin, friend or boyfriend, or the organizers of the event find a match for them.

This year’s recipients include two young men from European royal houses – Prince Constantine d’Orléans and Archduke Charles-Constantin of Habsburg-Lothringen of Austria.

Prince Constantin d’Orléans, 21 (pictured below right) is the son of Charles-Louis d’Orléans, who bears the title of Duke of Chartres.

Charles married Greek woman Ileana Manos in 1997 and the couple have five children.

Constantine, born in Paris on February 25, 2003, is their fourth child, and this year he will be accompanying Peyton Spacht, who comes from one of San Francisco’s wealthiest families and is the founder of EWG:HS, a national club dedicated to influencing to global impact. brands ban harmful chemicals in products that are still FDA approved.

Archduke Karl-Constantin of Habsburg-Lothringen of Austria, known as Caroli-Constantin von Habsburg, 20, is the third and youngest child of Eilika of Oldenburg and Georg von Habsburg, third in the line of succession to the former Austro-Hungarian throne.

The current head of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, the former royal house of the defunct Austro-Hungarian thrones, is Karl von Habsburg.

Karoly-Konstantin is an equestrian and will accompany Princess Eugenie de Bourbon to the debutante ball.

At the ball, organized by Ophelia Renoir, girls will wear haute couture dresses from major fashion houses.

Every year since 2005, one debutante is chosen to open the dance with a waltz. Last year, this honor went to Lara Cosima Henckel von Donnersmarck.

Notable debuts from previous years include Prince William’s cousins ​​Lady Kitty Spencer and Lady Amelia Windsor, Princess Martha Louise of Norway’s daughter Leah Isadora Behn and Emily in Paris star Lily Collins.

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