
Princess Charlene Sees Red in Manolo Blahnik Pumps for F1 Monaco 2025
Royalty was on the scene at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco on Sunday. Charlene, Princess of Monaco attended the events dressed in an all-red look.
Charlene wore a custom red Louis Vuitton blouse made of striped silk satin. Charlene’s top featured a draped neckline like a coat of the same fabric that appeared on the brand’s spring 2025 runway. She also wore a pair of high-waisted red trousers. The look was finished off with the Louis Vuitton LV Monogram Star diamond earrings from the label’s high jewelry collection.

For shoes, Charlene wore a pair of Manolo Blahnik BB pumps. The shoes are a classic style. They borrow their name from Bridget Bardot. The silhouette contains a suede upper, pointed toe, rounded vamp and stiletto heel. She sat alongside Andrea Casiraghi and Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH.

Charlene isn’t new to monochromatic dressing. Earlier this month, she did so for traditional reasons: when she attended the inaugural mass of Pope Leo XIV, she wore all-white as was afforded to her through royal traditions, where only queens and consorts can opt to wear the hue at formal events, symbolizing purity and roots to the Vatican.

Last year, at the 2024 Grand Prix she also went monochromatic, wearing a blue Louis Vuitton custom jumpsuit. The look included a cinched waist and long sleeves as well as sharp lapels. Charlene has attended the Monaco Grand Prix and the events surrounding it since 2007. Prior to last year’s Vuitton, she had worn looks by the brand Akris on multiple occasions.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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