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25.03.13

Princess Charlene of Monaco In Ralph Lauren – Bal de la Rose du Rocher

Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the ‘Bal de la Rose du Rocher’ in aid of the Princess Grace Foundation, which celebrated the 150th anniversary of the SBM at Sporting Monte-Carlo in Monaco on Saturday.

Princess Charlene opted for a part-princess, part-biker look, styling her custom Ralph Lauren gown with a fitted Ralph Lauren ‘Davidson’ biker jacket.

I can’t help but feel very disappointed that she opted to cover the main attraction of her ivory gown, because it featured intricate gold detailing which wrapped around her neck and draped over her shoulders.

Heavy, smoky eyes and a retro marcel-wave hairdo completed her look.

Do you prefer the look with or without the biker jacket?

Stylebop.com has Princess Charlene’s Ralph Lauren ‘Davidson’ biker leather jacket in a range of spring colours.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on March 25th, 2013 In: Princess Charlene of Monaco, Ralph Lauren

11.10.12

Princess Charlene of Monaco In Gucci – 2012 Ballo del Giglio

Princess Charlene of Monaco and her husband Prince Albert of Monaco attended the 2012 Ballo del Giglio in Florence, Italy, yesterday evening.

Both dressed in black and Princess Charlene wore a Gucci Fall 2012 gown.

Her black silk georgette pleated halter gown with an open back and cascading ruffles was styled with an emerald floral embroidered belt and a black beaded Gucci clutch.

The beautiful princess opted for smoky eyes, pink lips and, surprisingly, no jewelry.

Her look was complete with her blonde cropped hair swept back off her face.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on October 11th, 2012 In: Gucci, Princess Charlene of Monaco

02.07.12

Front Row @ Christian Dior Fall 2012 Couture

Celebrities, editors, designers and even royalty were seated in the front row of the Christian Dior Fall 2012 Couture presentation held in Paris, France, this afternoon.

Mélanie Laurent: The French actress was my favourite from all the attendees at this event. I’m most in love with the printed bell-shaped tiered skirt which she styled with the same satin blush sleeveless top from the runway. I’m not missing the necklace, but I would’ve preferred it had she tied back her beachy wavy locks.

Princess Charlene of Monaco: Dressed in head-to-toe pink Dior, the Princess looked uber chic even though I wish she opted for a belt.

Anna Dello Russo: The editor-at-large for Vogue Nippon has always been fearless when it comes to fashion, but I’ve never seen her show off so much skin. Dressed in a hot-pink Fausto Puglisi Spring 2012 dress with cut-out details and an elaborate gold-embroidered detail, the look is styled with all pink accessories including a Valentino clutch and YSL shoes. TMI or fearless fashionista?

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on July 2nd, 2012 In: Anna Dello Russo, Anna Wintour, Christian Dior, Donatella Versace, Front Row @ Fashion Week, Mélanie Laurent, Olivia Palermo, Princess Charlene of Monaco, Sharon Stone

12.03.12

Princess Charlene of Monaco In Johanna Johnson – Grace Kelly: Style Icon Exhibition Grand Opening

Princess Charlene of Monaco was in Bendigo, Australia, this weekend to open the Grace Kelly: Style Icon exhibition, which was held in the Bendigo Art Gallery during the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival.

She wore a Johanna Johnson custom dress.

The blush-hued dress with a low-cut back and beaded Swarovski crystal-embellished trims is beautiful, but I can’t help feeling like embellishments are a tad OTT for a daytime event.

Also, for one so broad shouldered, should Charlene really be wearing a dress which does nothing but accentuate them?

This look leaves me with so many questions.

What do you think?

Silver Jimmy Choo ‘Lance’ sandals completed her look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on March 12th, 2012 In: Australian Red Carpet Events, Johanna Johnson, Princess Charlene of Monaco

27.02.12

Princess Charlene Of Monaco In Akris – 2012 Oscars

Princess Charlene of Monaco and Prince Albert II of Monaco attended the 2012 Oscars, held in LA yesterday evening.

The Princess wore an Akris couture gown created by designer Albert Kriemler.

Her white lace stripe mock neck sleeveless gown with a keyhole back was teamed with a matching mini Akris ‘Allegra’ bag.

Her appearance at the 2012 Oscars marks the first time a member of Monaco’s royal family has attended the event since Grace Kelly won her Oscar in 1955 for best actress.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on February 27th, 2012 In: Akris, Blog, Oscars, Princess Charlene of Monaco

14.11.11 Who Wore It Better?

Who Wore Christian Dior Better? Marion Cotillard or Princess Charlene of Monaco

After giving birth to her first child, Marion Cotillard made a return to the red carpet for the New York premiere of her hit movie, ‘Contagion’.

The face of ‘Lady Dior’ was of course wearing a look from the French brand, donning a black lace dress with a nude underlay from the Fall 2011 collection.

She styled her hair in a braided updo and kept her hair and makeup simple.

Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the Princess Grace Foundation Annual Gala in New York City earlier this month wearing the same dress.

This is the second princess we’ve had on a WWIB? poll in so many weeks. It’s ironic how both were the second person to wear the look after an actress.

Princess Charlene also kept her look simple, styling her hair into a wavy updo.

I love Princess Charlene’s sophisticated style, but this look fell flat on this occasion so Marion wins by default.

If you are still undecided, click on the image above to see more pictures of both women in this Dior gown.