Princess Caroline Presents the Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation’s 2026 Awards

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

On Tuesday, 13 October 2026, Princess Caroline of Hanover presented the Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation’s 2026 Awards at the Opéra Garnier in Monte-Carlo. Prince Albert, Charlotte Casiraghi, and Princess Alexandra also attended the event. The Prince Pierre Foundation was established in 1966 by Prince Rainier III.

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

French novelist Daniel Pennac received this year’s Literary Prize in recognition of his body of work, which includes the popular Malaussène series and Comme un roman, his widely read essay on the pleasure of reading.

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

The Discovery Grant was awarded to Soundouss Chraïbi for her debut novel, Le soleil se lève deux fois, published by Gallimard. Camille Leyvraz received the High School Students’ Favourite Prize for her debut novel, Rouille, published by La Veilleuse.

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

The Foundation also recognised contemporary musical composition. Alexandre Jamar received the Musical Springboard Prize for his work alfabet, which he self-published. David Fulmer received the Young Music Lovers’ Favourite Prize for his solo piano composition I have loved a stream and a shadow (2022–2023).

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

American philosopher Martha Nussbaum received the Principality Prize, awarded jointly by the Philosophical Encounters and the Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation, in recognition of her body of work. The ceremony was hosted by Elisabeth Quin, a journalist and writer.

Princess Caroline wore a blue dress by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel, Princess Alexandra wore a Prada

For the occasion, Princess Caroline wore a blue embellished crepe midi dress with appliqué detailing by Erdem. Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress from Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2026 pre-collection, while Princess Alexandra wore a Prada crepe skirt featuring a kiss print.

Princess Caroline wore Erdem Embellished Appliqued Crepe Midi Dress
Erdem Embellished Appliqued Crepe Midi Dress

Charlotte Casiraghi wore a black dress by Chanel Fall-Winter 2026 Pre Collection
Chanel Fall-Winter 2026 Pre Collection

Princess Alexandra wore Prada Kiss-print crepe skirt
Prada Kiss-print crepe skirt
20 Comments
  1. Stupid outfit of Alexandra...

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    1. I don’t think this adjective is particularly descriptive and I think it’s a mean one. Could you describe differently?… do you mean you don’t like it?

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    2. ?????what why????

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  2. Caroline and Charlotte are soooooo beautiful!!!!

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    1. What about Princess Alexandra!!! Be nice!!!

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    2. ..and so is Alex much more beautiful.🌹

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  3. This is great sartorial showing for Caroline and her 2 daughters! Caroline looks super elegant in this Erdem dress--the embellishments add that special something for an evening event. This might be the best look on Charlotte in forever--too many of her Chanel outfits don't do her any favors. Every part of her appearance is marvelous--from the top of her head to the tips of her toes this is a stellar look. She's even giving her maman a run for her money in the best dressed look. Now for Alexandra. I love the make up--usually she's a bit faded out by her no make up make up look but that bright red lipstick is a real winner for her. It really brightens her complexion. I like that her hair is styled too. I'm not too sure about her outfit. Maybe had she tucked in the top like on the model it would have helped avoid the boxy look I see. I'm seeing how this skirt appeals to a young woman but I cannot say I'm a fan--especially compared to the real elegance of Caroline and Charlotte at the event. I think what I really don't like is the pattern--a solid black would have been perfect and a solid red would have also been better.

    Janet

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    1. Charlotte ne fera jamais de l'ombre à Caroline. A 40 ans. Cette dernière avait une autre allure

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    2. Great analysis Janet!

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  4. This Prada skirt looks good from a distance, but up close… it makes me purse my lips.

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  5. Mère et filles sont élégantes, chacune dans son style , j’adore les appliques sur la robe bleue de Caroline !

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  6. Charlotte in that Chanel is fabulous. It’s a while since I’ve seen a really classy Chanel dress and it’s very cute. The Prada skirt I would like if H&M or Mango or so (high street fashion) but I find uninteresting as Prada; why spend the big bucks on something so simple?

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  7. Both Caroline and Charlotte are stunners!
    Why is the dress in the advertising presented by a man?

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    1. On ne dit pas un homme, on dit un transgenre

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    2. Oh I didn’t notice until you said it Coralie. I personally think it looks much better on Charlotte.

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    3. Judging by the shoulders, I am not certain that this model is male, or would identify as such.
      Models with androgenous looks are on trend, and are now often seen modelling womenswear on fashion-forward sites. In recent times there have been a handful of high-profile nonbinary or male models who have started modelling womenswear for the couture houses. It will be interesting to see if this direction continues. Lyra

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  8. All the ladies look lovely. Erdem is always elegant. I do like the Channel dress Charlotte is wearing. Prada may be a new one. Alexandra looks good. Nice event.
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    1. I really like all the outfits too. The navy Erdem is pure modern class as is the sleeveless Chanel. I like the pairing with the two-tones shoes to let the flounce be the highlight. The Prada skirt is simple but stylish.

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  9. Virginia Dogwood14/10/26 21:10

    Princess Caroline is such a refined beauty - she has this look of quiet understated elegance - always classic. I also like the Channel and Prada outfits worn here.

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  10. Princess Caroline is wearing a nice Erdem. Charlotte looks well but the Chanel dress is plain. Princess Alexandra's skirt is really cute to me. I think she looks great!

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