
Princess Charlene of Monaco Means Business in Suited Look for the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters Men’s Singles Final Alongside Husband Prince Albert II
Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the men’s singles final match at the annual Rolex Monte-Carlo Master’s tennis tournament in Monte-Carlo, Monaco, on Sunday. The royal was joined by her husband of nearly 14 years, Prince Albert II, who participated in the trophy ceremony for the tournament’s victor, Carlos Alcaraz of Spain.
Princess Charlene styled a blue-suited look with a coordinated blazer and trousers. The double-breasted blazer of Princess Charlene’s ensemble featured side pockets at the waist and sinuous lapels juxtaposed by sharp angles.

Princess Charlene’s look also included wide-leg tailored trousers in the same shade of blue. When it came to accessories, the royal added a touch of old-school elegance, favoring three strings of pearls to complete her look.
As for her glam, Princess Charlene’s blond pixie cut was styled with a side part and soft waves to frame her face. Her makeup included a soft look ideal for the daytime occasion, with natural features contrasted by lined eyes and bold brows.

Princess Charlene typically gravitates toward suited looks for such sporting events as the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters. At the same event last year, in April 2024, Princess Charlene favored a design courtesy of Ralph Lauren for the tournament.
The royal wore a Ralph Lauren jacket designed with polished gold buttons. Beneath the double-breasted jacket, she wore a Polo Ralph Lauren striped cotton shirt. To complete the ensemble, Princess Charlene wore a pair of white pants, and finished off the look with a pair of Manolo Blahnik navy blue suede heels.

Prior to her recent appearance at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament, Princess Charlene joined her family for a visit to Brittany in France on April 9. The royal also styled a suited look courtesy of Ralph Lauren, featuring the “Lily” glen plaid wool jacket with the coordinated “Stamford” glen plaid wool trousers.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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