Photos of Members of the Monaco Princely Family from Their 2026 Summer Vacation

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

As they do every year, Pierre Casiraghi and his wife, Beatrice Borromeo, are spending their 2026 summer vacation in Saint-Tropez, a resort town on the French Riviera. Princess Caroline of Monaco’s daughter, Princess Alexandra of Hanover, shared photos from her 2026 summer vacation on her Instagram account. Andrea Casiraghi and Tatiana Santo Domingo are in Ibiza, Spain, with their children, where they are spending their summer vacation.

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore a flared dress by Dior, Princess Alexandra and Tatiana Santo Domingo

Beatrice Borromeo wore Dior Dioriviera Short Flared Dress White and Navy Blue Toile de Jouy Floral Garden Cotton Poplin
Dior Dioriviera Short Flared Dress
28 Comments
  1. Anonymous29/7/26 11:09

    Lijkt wel alsof ze altijd op vakantie zijn.

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    1. Anonymous29/7/26 17:31

      Voor P Casiraghi en B. Borromeo is St.-Tropez zoals voor een Belgisch koppel naar de kust op vakantie gaan. Zij wonen daar niet zo veraf.

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  2. Anonymous29/7/26 11:30

    Blue and white dior dress...a summer classic

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  3. Anonymous29/7/26 13:29

    The blue and white dress is very pretty and she looks great in it. But gosh, it retails at EUR2600, which is more than my clothes budget for 4-5 years! Now some commenter will say, “price is irrelevant, please stick to the topic”; but price is absolutely at the heart of fashion. Style is part of fashion of course but so are accessibility, sustainability, durability, and above all for the industry: profitability.

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    1. Anonymous29/7/26 18:54

      How nice to be able to just throw on a “Dior” for your holidays.
      O.K. I’ll admit, I'm jealous :-((.

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    2. Anonymous29/7/26 21:03

      18:54 made me laugh! Indeed! Just heading out to my local patisserie for coffee, I’ll pop on my Dior.

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    3. Anonymous29/7/26 23:45

      13:29 & 18:54
      She's a payed model for Dior clothes. No reason to be jealous.

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    4. Anon 13.29 thank you for the details, I am speechless with regards the price, I converted it to our Aussie dollars, unbelievable. Its a cute dress, regardless of Dior, a shift dress is definitely not worth that.

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    5. Anonymous30/7/26 11:50

      But Ava (02::31) you pay for the name.
      And if one day my budget stretches to owning a Dior or two, I’ll get them to sew the Dior label on the outside.

      p.s. are you having a nice winter in Aussi-land?

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    6. Anonymous30/7/26 13:57

      Indeed Ava, it’s a madness cost wise, for a cute dress that is really only a long cotton shirt. The markup for Chanel makes my eyes water.

      23:45 why do you assume jealousy? I was pointing out facts on costs and problems with fashion and have no jealousy. Please don’t accuse me of it!

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    7. Anonymous30/7/26 16:20

      My comment was addressed to 13:29 and 18:54.
      18:54 wrote OK I admit I am jealous.
      So you must be 13:29. I admit you didn't wrote you were jealous, but from your description I thought you would like to have a dress like that but it is too expensive. In the future I'll write a separate comment for you.

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    8. Anonymous30/7/26 16:40

      Ava, it's the name you are paying for.
      Without the Dior name, perhaps it would be about 1/10th of the price Dior are asking.

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  4. Anonymous29/7/26 15:17

    Love the Dior dress, nice loose fitting, pretty colours.

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  5. Le tissu et les couleurs de la robe me plaisent mais la forme, pas vraiment.

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  6. Anonymous29/7/26 20:12

    They live in different world!

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    1. Anonymous30/7/26 05:57

      So true. Very priviledge people

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  7. Très rafraîchissant tout cela avec une préférence pour la robe de Dior !

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  8. Anonymous29/7/26 22:18

    Nice pics. Do like Beatrice summer outfit.
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  9. Anonymous29/7/26 23:49

    Without make-up, unkempt hair and no jewelry B. Borromeo is not more beautiful than any other young wealthy woman.

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    1. Anonymous 23:49, it's the other way round: Make-up, hairstyle and jewelry can turn each and every woman into a beauty!

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    2. Anonymous30/7/26 16:00

      I do not agree Coralie. Make-up etc... can make a beautiful woman more beautiful. But an average woman will not turn into a beauty when using make-up. During many years Beatrice Borromeo has been considered on this blog as a very beautiful woman.

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  10. Anonymous30/7/26 01:15

    20.12 of course they live in a different world..they're royal and we aren't.

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  11. Anonymous30/7/26 03:18

    Pretty bathing suit on Alexandra, Chris

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  12. Anonymous30/7/26 06:41

    Princess Alexandra is such a cute teenager!

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    1. Anonymous30/7/26 07:46

      Alexandra is 27 years old.
      But she does have an "ingenue" face -- which gives her a strikingly youthful appearance. She is one of those who will naturally look younger than her calendar years as the decades advance. Lyra

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  13. Anonymous30/7/26 14:01

    Voir Béatrice sans maquillage le rendu n est pas le même .
    La robe est quelconque à mon goût.
    Ses jambes sont très maigres et ce n est pas beau.

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  14. Anonymous30/7/26 16:03

    Pierre Casiraghi is still a very attractive man.

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