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King Felipe and Queen Letizia's youngest daughter, Infanta Sofia, has been spotted in Paris for the first time, where she is in her second year at Forward College.
The 19-year-old is studying Political Science and International Relations amid social unrest in the French capital.
Infanta Sofia finally photographed in Paris
Her semester kicked off on September 21; however, as per Hello! magazine, the outlet failed to photographed the princess until mid-October.
Sharing photographs taken on different days, the magazine highlighted Sofia's happening life in Paris.
Casual outfits for Paris outings
In one of the photographs, the Princess was seen strolling with friends and shopping at a supermarket. She was seen in a grey shirt, jeans, sunglasses and sneakers while carrying toiletries.
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Another click showed Sofia chatting with a group of young people during breaks.
During the outing, Sofia kept her outfits casual, as she was seen wearing a maroon sweaters and jeans, with her hair in braid and no visible jewellery.
Infanta Sofia's international studies
Sofia left for Wales to study the International Baccalaureate at UWC Atlantic College at the age of 16, where she stayed for two years befoe beginning her university studies in Lisbon.
Her second year at Forward College has coincided with shocking students protests in Paris, which highlighted the shortage of teachers, failing classroom condition and cost-of-living in the capital.
A conditioned freedom
As second in line to the throne, the Infanta has had more freedom than Princess Leonor in choosing where to study; however, she had to fulfil two conditions presented by her parents.
It has been reported that she was asked that her destination should not be far from Spain, so she could fulfill her duties as Infanta, and that her studies be useful for her future representation of the Crown and Spain , which will be very important and lifelong.
Notably, Sofia joined her sister and parents for the National Day parade in Madrid on October 21, where she gave an nod to Spain's flag with a bold red suit with gold button detailing.
