Monaco National Day is upon us again. That means we get tons of couture looks from the Monégasque princely family.
We can always expect a couple red and white outfits thanks to Monaco’s flag, usually supplied by Chanel or Dior. For instance:
Embed from Getty ImagesCharlotte Casiraghi is a long time partner with Chanel, and she wore the French brand’s jacket and skirt combo here, pictured with her sons.
Embed from Getty ImagesLike mother, like daughter. Princess Caroline of Hanover (because she is still technically a princess of Hanover despite being separated from Ernst August), whore Chanel, partially obscured by a plant.
Embed from Getty ImagesTwo of Caroline’s children, Andreas Casiraghi and Princess Alexandra of Hanover were pictured on the balcony. Alexandra wore Celine.
Embed from Getty ImagesPierre, Caroline’s other son, and his wife Beatrice were on the balcony as well. Beatrice never disappoints, truly. I haven’t seen a confirmed ID for her outfit, but knowing her and her long time partnership with Dior, it’s likely that.
Embed from Getty ImagesPrincess Stéphanie’s family attended as well. For left to right we have her daughter Camille Gottlieb, daughter Pauline Ducruet, daughter-in-law Marie Chevallier, and son Louis Ducruet. Louis and Marie recently welcomed a baby girl, Stéphanie’s first grandchild!
Again, I haven’t seen any ID’s for these outfits, and I’ll update the post if I do. However, I do know that Pauline has her own clothing line so for her, it’s likely she is wearing that, as she has in the past for National Day.
Embed from Getty ImagesAndreas Casiraghi is pictured with his family as well. His wife, Tatiana Santo Domingo wore a green checked Emilia Wickstead ensemble.
Embed from Getty ImagesI also have not seen a complete ID for Charlene’s outfit. I do have to say though, that this year’s look very much tops last year! Google that one for yourself.
Embed from Getty ImagesHappy National Day, Monaco! Your celebrations are perhaps the most fashionable I’ve ever seen!
The Royalty Nerd 
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