You've probably heard about Amancio Ortega, the founder of Zara who is the second richest man in the world (surpassed only by Bill Gates). But how much do you know about his daughter, Marta Ortega Perez? As it turns out, the 32-year-old has insanely chic personal style—and we rounded up some amazing outfits to prove it. Whether she's dressed up or down, she seems partial to feminine pieces, including an embellished dress from last summer's Zara collection and a curve-hugging white gown.
We wouldn't blame you if you aren't familiar with her, as she keeps a relatively low profile. What we do know about her is she's a competitive horseback rider who specializes in showjumping. Plus, Forbes reports that she is likely being groomed to take over the company after her father, so don't be surprised if you see lots more of her in the future.
Scroll down to see our favorite outfits from Marta Ortega Perez, the daughter of Zara's founder!
On Marta Ortega Perez: Zara dress.
Which outfit is your favorite? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop Zara's new arrivals online!
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