Princess Charlene of Monaco swerved the classic little black dress and wore a dramatic black co-ord in Paris. Some items will always be considered classic pieces we should have in our wardrobe ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco and her husband Prince Albert attended Pope Leo XIV's papal inauguration mass on Sunday in St. Peter's Square. While she had worn all-black to the inaugural mass of ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco‘s style and approach to fashion has gone through an evolution.Prior to joining the royal family of Monaco, she was an Olympic swimmer who only began to make public ...

Julien Hekimian/Getty Princess Charlene Princess Charlene of Monaco returned to the front row at Paris Fashion Week. Making her first public appearance in the French capital in nearly four years ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco was a vision in a ruched corset dress to attend the wedding of Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Christopher O'Neill back in 2013 - see unearthed photos ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco stunned in a silver ensemble as she posed with Father Christmas at the Christmas Ball of the Hotel de Paris in Monaco on Friday.. The former Olympian, 45, was without ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco wears rainbow dress at F1 Grand Prix of Monaco Channeling Bond-girl glamour , the Monegasque royal debuted the designer's 'Silk Shantung V-Neck Gown' on the red carpet ...

Princess Charlene ‘proves less is more’ with £581 black dress for centenary celebrations Princess Charlene of Monaco and the other Monegasque royals celebrated the centenary of the birth of ...

Princess Charlene's history with the brand includes some major moments. She wore an Akris original — a backless pale green halter dress — for her 2010 engagement announcement to Prince Albert.

The Princess of Monaco presented an award to actress and director Robin Wright.

CHARLENE, PRINCESS OF MONACO paid her respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II at a service of prayer and commemoration. The Princess looked extremely elegant for the sombre occasion.

Among the guests were Delphine Arnault, CEO of Dior; her partner, telecommunications entrepreneur Xavier Niel; and the explorer Jean-Louis Étienne.