Pixie Curtis meets Vogue editor Anna Wintour while staying at the Ritz during Paris Fashion Week

She’s the pre-teen millionaire who spends her days travelling around the globe, attending swanky events and posing for selfies in luxury clothing. 

And Pixie Curtis, 11, sparked the envy of her fans again this week after she uploaded a photo of herself rubbing shoulders with American Vogue editor Anna Wintour. 

Pixie, who is the daughter of Australian PR guru Roxy Jacenko, is currently holidaying in Paris with her family, and managed to cross paths with Anna at the exclusive Ritz hotel on Wednesday.

‘Last day in Paris’, the fashion accessory entrepreneur captioned the photo of herself beaming next the most powerful woman in fashion. 

Anna, who is in France for Paris Fashion Week, dressed to the nines in a black-and-white gown and statement jewelled necklace, while Pixie wore a long-sleeved blue top and black gym shorts. 

‘Shut the front door! Omg WOW! Amazing, Pixie,’ one fan commented.

‘What an epic photo, such a special moment Pixie,’ another one added. 

Others noted how unusual it was to see Anna without her famous sunglasses, with one commenting: ‘Actually dead! She didn’t even take her sunglasses off for the late Queen of England!’ 

Pixie earned a fortune as the face of accessories range Pixie’s Bows and toy brand Pixie’s Fidgets – businesses set up by her mother – and has never been shy to flaunt her wealth on social media

Pixie earned a fortune as the face of accessories range Pixie’s Bows and toy brand Pixie’s Fidgets – businesses set up by her mother – and has never been shy to flaunt her wealth on social media. 

However Roxy recently announced the youngster was retiring from the business world so she could focus on school. 

It comes after Roxy and her family packed up their lives in Australia ahead of relocating to Singapore, where her husband Oliver Curtis has found employment. 

Recent snaps from her Instagram show Pixie soaking up the sun in lush beaches, living it up in fancy hotels and enjoying tea at The Ritz in Paris with her father (pictured)

Roxy (left) recently announced the youngster was retiring from the business world so she could focus on school  

Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald last month, Roxy admitted that her life in Sydney has a stark difference to her upcoming new life overseas.

‘No one knows me there, no one has any preconceived idea of who or what I am, no one has any expectation, and best of all, no one actually cares!’ she told the publication, revealing two words convinced her to relocate to Asia.

‘In Singapore it was a matter of “Roxy who?” I actually found it really refreshing and a bit liberating.’

It comes after Roxy and her family (all pictured) packed up their lives in Australia ahead of relocating to Singapore, where her husband Oliver Curtis (right) has found employment