On the evening of 4 July 2026, Princess Caroline of Monaco, alongside her daughters Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Alexandra of Hanover, attended the Ballets de Monte-Carlo's 40th anniversary gala at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco. The Ballets de Monte-Carlo is a classical ballet company founded in 1985 by Princess Caroline in accordance with the wishes of her mother, Princess Grace of Monaco.
French-born dancer and choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot has served as Artistic Director of the Ballets de Monte-Carlo since September 1993. The anniversary performance revisited the company's history through its iconic production of Roméo et Juliette. The company premiered Roméo et Juliette at the Salle Garnier on 23 December 1996.
Chanel Maxi Silk Skirt
Caroline a belle allure dans cette jupe ample en soie qu’elle a associée à un chemisier blanc ; porte t-elle des escarpins ?
ReplyDeleteAll the girls look lovely (although Caroline’s Chanel skirt could probably be any skirt at all, and not with vehicles printed on it?, and she’d look as lovely; i.e. it’s not the Chanel that makes her look good… and Charlotte’s sandals are … a lot). Monsieur Maillot only has to tuck his shirt in to improve his look x100… but only if he wants.
ReplyDeleteHer daughter Charlotte and Princess Alexandra? They are both her daughters!
ReplyDeleteHer daughter Charlotte does not hold a princess title.
ReplyDeleteAlex dressed for a gala but Caroline and Charlotte show up casual !
ReplyDeleteAdoro i sandali di Charlotte e il suo vestito, bello anche quello di Alexandra forse però è un po’ troppo lungo per lei.
ReplyDeletePrincess Alexandra's dress is lovely. The high waistline however makes me think of a ceremonial dress for children (like the flower girl in a wedding ceremony). The pleats in the skirt of the dress are beautiful. Charlotte is wearing a dress made of "broché" silk, I think.(difficult to see on the photo's). The shoes inspired on the sandals of a Roman soldier are impressive. I do not like Princess Caroline's outfit.
ReplyDeletePrincess Alexandra's pink gown looks lovely, the features of pleating within the skirt of her gown are interesting, I like this effect very much. Slight quibble, the length of the outfit, imo a bit too long. This shade of pink is lovely pretty and feminine.
ReplyDeleteThe pale mint colored small bag is a clever choice, the near same color within her skirt, subtle but its there. I prefer this blouse as opposed to the last time she wore the baggy white shirt. The skirt is very attractive, nice colors and style, elegant. Her necklace is of substance and looks effective. Not quite sure what her pendant is. Her large gold hooped earrings I like, a wonderful size.
The soft pink dress of Princess Alexandra seems - to me, at any rate - of a vintage style. I therefore wonder whether the dress might have lived somewhere in the Monagasque wardrobes for a considerable time, before seeing the light of day (well, night, in that particular case) again. I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteThe more I look at the ladies of Monaco, the more they irritate me because they overdo their promotional Chanel activities, and most of their outfits do not even suit them. I read that Monaco used to have financial difficulties, which is no longer the case, so that the princely family can definitely afford to BUY elsewhere. Seems like a circus to me, sorry.
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Nice gown for Alexandra maybe a bit overdressed? Nice outfits for everyone anyway.
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