At a wedding heavy with royal titles - Astrid of Liechtenstein marrying in Tuscany, surrounded by Europe's high society - the most elegant person there was no princess. It was Alexandra de Osma, the woman with no title who knows more about style than half the noblewomen in the room.

The wedding took place in late September 2021, when Astrid of Liechtenstein married Ralph Worthington. Among the guests: fashion names and aristocracy. And Sasa, as everyone calls her, arrived in an outfit that became a textbook case of how a wedding guest dresses without stealing the bride's spotlight.

The dress was rose-coloured, with a delicate print of daisies and poppies. The design is by Jorge Vázquez, her favourite creator. Paired with it: a cape of the same fabric and a lime-green sash tied in a simple bow at the front. A combination that reads as risky on paper, yet on her looked like she was born in it.

The details closed the story: silver sandals on thin straps, matched to a silver clutch, discreet pearl earrings and a single ring. Nothing more. "Matching your shoes to your bag is a timeless formula that never lets you down," goes the old fashion law - and Sasa applied it to the letter.

There's something worth remembering in all of it: the most elegant look is almost never the most expensive or the loudest. The daisies in the design, they say, stand for purity and unconditional friendship. And de Osma's elegance stands for something simpler - taste is not something a title can buy.