Created: 07/20/2022 Updated: 07/20/2022, 09:17 am
Charlène von Monaco has revealed the secret of stylishness. The looks of Prince Albert’s wife thrive on a classic elegance that never gets boring. The Monegasque country mother sets unforgettable fashionable accents that do not fade over the years.
1 / 16 Princess Charlène beamed at the Festival de Télévision de Monte-Carlo 2018 with her shiny gold robe. Part of the Icon Collection, the floor-length silk dress was created by designer Carolina Herrera, who has several royal fans. Queen Letizia of Spain is also regularly photographed in her creations. © Norbert Scanella/Imago
2 / 16 Charlène von Monaco’s wardrobe isn’t just about classic and simple looks, when it comes to fashion, the mother of the country is also keen to experiment. One of the most eye-catching outfits of the 1.77 meter tall princess is undoubtedly this glittering jumpsuit by Atelier Versace, which perfectly showcases the shoulders of the former professional swimmer. © Christian Alminana/dpa
3 / 16 When Charlène from Monaco steps onto the red or gray carpet, it’s not long before a flurry of camera flashes arrives. The royal couple took on the role of host for the second Monte Carlo Gala for the Global Ocean 2018. The sequined shoulders gave the midnight blue evening dress with cape sleeves from Oscar de la Renta that certain something. © Gerald Matzka/Imago
4 / 16 At her civil wedding on July 1, 2011, Charlène von Monaco obviously didn’t want to leave anything to chance. The pastel blue dress with lace decorations, which she combined with a blazer of the same colour, was designed by the trend-conscious princess herself. ©Bruno Bebert/pool
5 / 16 This dream robe should not be missing from Charlène’s list of fashion bests. In a strapless wedding dress by Armani Privé, she said yes to her Albert on July 2, 2011 in the courtyard of the Monegasque Prince’s Palace. The silk dress with Swarovski crystals and pearls was created in 2,500 hours of work. © Eric Gaillard/dpa
6 / 16 Charlène also dresses up for lunch in the magnificent Palace of Versailles. The mother of two appropriately took part in the meeting with First Lady Brigitte Macron as part of the regent couple’s visit to France in November 2018 in a coherent look by the French fashion house Givenchy. © Thierry Le Fouille/Imago
7 / 16 Charlène’s outfit for the Herculis 2017 athletics meeting was monochromatic but not monotonous. Even in the stadium, she provided the necessary portion of elegance. The native South African combined her green tunic dress with a colorful pearl necklace from her homeland. © Norbert Scanella/Imago
8 / 16 As the daughter-in-law of Princess Grace (52, † 1982), who was considered a global style icon, Charlene of Monaco is following in big footsteps. Charlene presented the perfect Hollywood glamor outfit, a berry off-the-shoulder Ralph Lauren evening dress at the 2017 Princess Grace Awards in Los Angeles. © Katrina Kochneva/dpa
9 / 16 At the 2014 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament, Princess Charlène showed that even a simple trouser suit can exude glitz and glamor. The classic tone-in-tone look with Marlene pants and a double-breasted blazer comes from the Swiss fashion house Akris. © Sebastien Nogier/dpa
10 / 16 After returning to her family in spring 2022, Charlène von Monaco was also able to celebrate a fashion comeback. For the Monaco Grand Prix, she appeared in a light blue jumpsuit with a low back cut by designer Terrence Bray, who has dressed the princess several times. © HochZwei/Imago
11 / 16 With Princess Charlène, Albert of Monaco always has a well-dressed companion at his side. Four days before the announcement of their engagement, the couple showed up at the wedding of Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria on June 19, 2010. For the festive occasion, Charlène chose a nude Armani gown with a delicate drape. © Jochen Lübke/dpa
12 / 16 Monaco’s national holiday, which is celebrated every year on November 19, is a must for the Grimaldi family. Charlène attended the annual service in 2019, dressed from head to toe in white. Both the outfit consisting of a turtleneck sweater, coat and Marlene trousers and the accessories were perfectly matched. © Daniel Cole/dpa
13 / 16 Charlène from Monaco has a penchant for red lipstick, which she also likes to coordinate her outfit with. In a bright one-shoulder jumpsuit, she stole the show from husband Albert at the Red Cross Ball in Monaco in 2015. She combined the eye-catcher from Valentino with a golden clutch and matching jewellery. © Olivier Anrigo/dpa
14 / 16 Charlène already demonstrated her flair for fashion when she was engaged to Prince Albert II. In 2011, the couple attended the “Cinema against AIDS” gala as part of the Cannes Film Festival. The then 33-year-old chose a flowing, gray gown by Giorgio Armani for her performance. A belt set with sparkling stones crowned the off-the-shoulder evening dress. © Ian Langsdon/dpa
15 / 16 Charlène von Monaco also knows that white is a trend color that never goes out of style. She posed on the red carpet at the 2018 Laureus World Sports Awards in a sheer gown by British designer Stella McCartney. The highlight of the look are the unmissable diamond earrings from the “Bombé” collection by luxury jeweler Graff. © Ye Pingfan/Imago
16 / 16 Princess Charlène often wears monochrome outfits, but every now and then her clothes are adorned with patterns. Vilshenko’s cream-colored midi dress, which took the mother-of-two to the traditional Monaco picnic in 2016, boasts a delicate, romantic floral pattern in shades of blue and red. © Valery Hache/Pool
Monaco – If you are in royal circles looking for fashion inspiration, you should not overlook the miniature state on the picturesque Côte d’Azur. The Principality of Monaco has produced many a style icon. Princess Grace Patricia (52, † 1982) once exuded a touch of glamor in the palace that has not yet disappeared. Princess Charlène of Monaco (44) sticks to the timeless elegance of her predecessor and yet walks in her very own fashion footsteps. The most beautiful outfits of Prince Albert II (64) wife celebrate Charlène’s unmistakable style of clothing.