\u00a9 David NIVIERE\/SIPA (published 02\/09\/2026)<\/p>\n
Caroline of Monaco is on an official trip to Mexico. For this occasion, she has opted for a dark ensemble that is anything but dull, thanks to her daughter-in-law.<\/p>\n
Rollitz Schneider-Press \/ SIPA<\/p>\n
As the President of the Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation, the Princess of Hanover graced this official art-focused event with her presence. She unveiled three bronze sculptures by Franco-Lebanese artist Simone Fattal at the Tamayo Museum. For this outing, the elder sister of Prince Albert showcased her usual rare elegance. She sported an all-black look, featuring stunning details. She chose a long velvet dress with three-quarter sleeves and a round neckline. The fashion highlight? Delicate white embroidery that beautifully contrasted with the black fabric. Caroline of Monaco trusted her daughter-in-law with this “Touba” model, which is one of her creations. Indeed, it was Tatiana Santo Domingo (wife of Andrea Casiraghi, her first of three children) who co-founded the brand Muzungu Sisters with Dana Alikhan.<\/p>\n
In terms of accessories, Caroline of Monaco also did everything right. No flashy jewelry or conspicuous bags: the princess opted for simplicity. Notably, she wore evening pumps from her favored brand, Chanel. These were leather sandals with square heels.<\/p>\n
As for her jewelry, the 69-year-old princess chose dangling earrings, with the “04089” model from the Austrian jewelry house A.E.K\u00f6chert.<\/p>\n
The only extravagance performed by the Monegasque was a graphic minaudi\u00e8re with golden accents, adding a modern touch to her distinguished appearance. Once again, Caroline of Monaco delivers a flawless look in every aspect.<\/p>\n\n\n