Inside Princess Charlene’s Iconic Monaco Grand Prix Style Moments
Princess Charlene of Monaco has been a mainstay at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix for several years. The 2025 edition of the event kicks off on Sunday and will feature some of the most high-profile figures in the sport, which has seen a rise in popularity thanks in no small part to the Netflix docudrama “Drive to Survive,” expansion with fashion brands like LVMH and more.
Princess Charlene, wife of 14 years to Prince Albert II, has attended the Monaco Grand Prix and its surrounding events since 2007. The event is always an ideal opportunity for the royal to try on some of her most fashionable threads. Ahead, WWD breaks down Princess Charlene’s Monaco Grand Prix looks through the years.
2024
For the 2024 Grand Prix, Princess Charlene styled a custom jumpsuit courtesy of Louis Vuitton. The royal’s look featured long sleeves and a cinched waist. The ensemble was designed with suited inspiration with sharp lapels and sinuous elements thanks to the rounded shoulders. The pant legs of the look were tapered with a single pleat.
2023
At the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix, Princess Charlene styled a look courtesy of Akris, one of her favorite brands. The sleeveless maxidress featured a flowing silk georgette fabric and design accented by front pleats that showed off a fluttering rainbow detail. Shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple were featured in the exposed, open panels of the pleats.
2022
Princess Charlene chose a design courtesy of Akris’ spring 2021 collection in 2022. The royal styled a sleeveless blue elongated, tunic-style top with white trousers for her attire. Princess Charlene’s tunic included geometric shapes in shades of white and black.
2019
In 2019, Princess Charlene wore another Akris ensemble. The look came courtesy of the label’s spring 2019 collection and featured salmon-colored silk palazzo trousers, paired with a sleeveless top with an elongated, asymmetric hem and high neckline.
2018
For the 2018 edition of the Monaco Grand Prix, Princess Charlene opted for a colorful piece from the Akris spring 2018 collection. The style featured a sleeveless maxidress with an Art Deco-inspired print in shades of vibrant blues, orange, pink and more with geometric inspiration.
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