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"Not many girls can lay claim to the title of Princess these days...as much as we may wish otherwise. But Mathilde Melusine die Pricipi Ruspoli is one of those girls. She's the daughter of the late Alessandro \"Dado\" Principe Ruspoli, the 9th Prince of Cerveteri, and former Parisian model Theresa Patricia Genest (pictured with Melusine above). She made her debut this year at Paris's famed Bal des Debutantes. And, cooler yet, she is now one of the faces of Ferragamo's new Fiamma campaign (launching today!). Clearly, the girl's got good genes.\n\nSo when we met up with the 19-year-old to chat about all things Ferragamo (and, well, because we really wanted to meet a princess), we weren't exactly sure what to expect. A tiara or ball gown maybe? Nope. Try an easy flowy shirt, shorts, black tights, and chic flats. Melusine was quick to admit that this was her standard uniform. \"I have to be comfortable in what I wear,\" she said. \"I really like men's blazers, and I always wear hats when I'm back in Rome.\" Hey, when in Rome.\n\nSo what does a teenage princess do with herself all day? Turns out, in addition to modeling for the Fiamma campaign, Melusine has also been job-shadowing in the Ferragamo advertising department. \"Being in front of the camera, you feel like you're really a part of something, but you don't always realize all the important work that goes into everything behind the scenes. That's why it was so interesting to do both,\" she said. Next year, she'll be figuring out the whole college thing (like just about every other teen we know), but in the meantime, she'll be conquering NYC and watching her fave movie (The Devil Wears Prada!) on repeat. We think we like princesses.\n\nCheck out the video below to catch Mel in action, and don't be surprised if you see a few other familiar faces\u2014the Fiamma campaign features seven super-prominent mother-daughter teams from all over the world.\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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