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On February 12, Princess Caroline of Monaco graced the New National Museum of Monaco on the Rock. Her outfit dazzled attendees with its simplicity yet supreme elegance.<\/p>\n
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The occasion was the unveiling of the new exhibit, “The Feeling of Nature. Contemporary Art Reflecting Poussin,” which will be open to the public in the Monegasque museum until May 25, 2026. For this artistic event, the Princess of Hanover and Duchess of Brunswick opted for a less formal yet equally sophisticated attire. She chose a stunning black and white ensemble, with the centerpiece being a gorgeous long white coat by Max Mara. This particular coat, known as the “Icon 101801” model, is crafted from virgin wool and cashmere and was designed by Anne-Marie Beretta in 1981. Its kimono sleeves can be rolled up to adjust to arm length, and it also features a matching inner belt. Both modern and timeless, this coat is priced at 2,299 euros on the luxury Italian brand’s website.<\/p>\n
Beneath this exquisite coat, Princess Caroline kept it simple with black, solid pieces that created an overall chic appearance. Her outfit included a turtleneck sweater, flowing trousers, and straightforward booties.<\/p>\n
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To enhance her style, the elder sister of Prince Albert II carefully selected her accessories. Noteworthy were her thick earrings, a golden necklace, and her brown-framed eyeglasses. However, the fashion piece that truly caught our eye was her handbag.<\/p>\n
Princess Caroline chose a beautiful piece from the renowned French brand, Celine. She carried the medium-sized “16” bag, slung over her shoulder by its long strap. The price tag? 3,900 euros. At 69, Caroline of Monaco shows that it doesn’t take much to make a lasting impression with a well-assembled ensemble.<\/p>\n\n\n