Bar the occasional updo or trim, the Royal Family are relatively modest on the hair transformation front. This was the case until one of our favourite royal ladies debuted a brand new beauty look that has made quite a statement.
Princess Charlene of Monaco, 45, was pictured arriving at a mass in memory of Prince Rainer III of Monaco earlier this week, rocking a stunning salt and pepper aesthetic. The mother-of-two opted for a charming charcoal aesthetic, highlighting her dark tresses with a collarless grey coat and an operatic black dress.
The royal's dress was sourced from her go-to label Akris. Coined the 'Mixed Trapezoid Embroidery Dress,' the dramatic garment featured ebony-toned mesh panels, cascades of feminine ruffles, a floor-sweeping length and a sleeveless silhouette. A geometric design adorned the piece, adding a touch of modernity to her monochrome attire.
A pair of tights and black patent point-toe kitten heels elevated her respectful outfit choice, yet all eyes remained firmly on Princess Charlene's hairstyle.
Upon seeing images of the event surfacing online, fans were quick to express their thoughts on Princess Charlene's bold beauty move. "She has found the style that suits her best," one wrote, while another commented: "Beautiful.
While maintaining the utmost elegance, Princess Charlene publicly supported her husband, Prince Albert of Monaco at the sombre occasion. The couple were pictured holding hands as they arrived at the cathedral, where they were also joined by Albert's sisters, Princess Caroline of Hanover and Princess Stephanie. Charlene also embraced Albert's niece, Charlotte Casiraghi, upon arrival.
Thursday marked the 18th anniversary of Prince Rainier's death, who passed away at the age of 81 on 6 April 2005 after complications relating to a lung infection. He was buried on 15 April 2005 beside his wife, Princess Grace, at the Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate.
Prince Albert, now 65, succeeded his father as Prince of Monaco, with his enthronement taking place three months after his father's death.
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