A fan of handbags, the princess created a surprise with this French model.
On March 19, Caroline of Monaco appeared at the Oceanographic Museum of the Principality. For this cultural outing, she shined in a spring look with well-chosen accessories.
Accompanied by her younger brother, Prince Albert II of Monaco, Caroline Louise Marguerite Grimaldi appeared to open the symposium “Images of a Renaissance Sovereignty”, devoted to the restoration of the frescoes of the Prince’s Palace. The princely duo wore coordinated outfits for the occasion. While Albert wore a royal blue suit, Caroline of Monaco highlighted a softer shade. Unmistakable in her long sky blue coat with a spring look, she brought a note of freshness to the event. Underneath, we could see a white shirt decorated with a ruffled stand-up collar, which added a real touch of style. For the bottom, Charlotte Casiraghi’s mother kept it simple with gray suit pants.
In terms of accessories, Caroline of Monaco also had everything right. We noted his black moccasins with patent toes, decorated with a gold chain encircling the back of the shoe. Brown-framed glasses and sparkling earrings enhanced her face. But the accessory that especially caught our eye was her handbag. The Princess of Hanover fell for the famous “Triomphe” model by Celine, in its “lizard” version priced at 6,700 euros. Enough to showcase French know-how with class.
An appearance which confirms, if it were still necessary, that the Princess of Hanover remains a true style icon on the European scene. At the Grimaldis, elegance is definitely a family affair.
