Royals are supposed to be fashionable, and we honestly are quite used to it, courtesy Bollywood (well, predominantly the Pataudi lineage). But that's mostly just movies, and the fact that they can afford what they wear. However, when Padmanabh Singh, the 19-year-old prince from Jaipur made his international runway debut in Milan, we had to sit up and take notice, because of a number of reasons. Read on!

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Padmanabh Singh, titular king of the Pink City and son of Princess Divya Kumari and Narendra Singh, made his runway debut on the Dolce & Gabbana ramp at the Men's Spring/Summer '19 in Milan. The fact that he is 19 is not the only thing that's special, he has a number of other achievements under his belt.

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Padmanabh is a seasoned Polo player, and he started playing it at the age of thirteen. He has won a number of awards and trophies for it, including the Indian Open Polo Cup, for which he was the youngest ever winner. He was the captain for the Indian team that played Polo in England for the first time in 60 years, and he also played alongside princes William and Harry.

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Having shot with the most famous fashion photographers, and socializing with the likes of Giorgio Armani at such an early age, Padmabh - also known as Pacho amongst his family and friends, sure knows how to strike a balance between being a royal and being a top-notch fashion model.

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Pacho has studied in the Mayo college during his early days, and is now studying at the prestigious New York University. Notably, he has also made it to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list this year.

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Keep going, your Highness! You're doing great.