Princess Charlene of Monaco's winter wardrobe is nothing short of exceptional, with everything from bespoke coat dresses to luxurious knitwear taking pride of place in the Monégasque royal's archive.
Earlier this week, the wife of Prince Albert paid a visit to the residence of Cap Fleur, accompanied by the volunteers of the association "Chiens de coeur", which works with volunteers to train therapy dogs.
© Eric Mathon / Prince PalaceThe South African-born royal wrapped up warm in a caramel-coloured ensemble, slipping into high-waisted trousers and a 'Emory' cable-knit wool-blend jumper from Emilia Wickstead.
© Eric Mathon / Prince PalacePrincess Charlene's gingerbread brown knitwear perfectly complemented her honey-blonde hair, adding a festive warmth to her effortless attire.
The mother-of-two wrapped a silk scarf around her neck and accessorised her monochromatic brown look with a pair of oversized hoop earrings.
Royal fans were united on social media as they shared their love for Princess Charlene's statement outfit, rushing to the Instagram account of the Palais Princier to comment their thoughts.
"Princess Charlene looks radiant here," penned a fan, as another sweetly shared: "The most beautiful princess with the most beautiful heart."
"Charlene is so stylish, I especially love her hair that is getting longer again," chimed in a third fan.
© Pascal Le SegretainPrincess Charlene has experimented with her mane throughout 2023, sporting several variations of her signature pixie cut. This year has seen the former Olympic swimmer debut chocolate brown locks to mahogany tresses, golden blonde highlights to an icy white bob - though nothing was as daring as her 2020 'buzz cut' hairstyle.
In December 2020, the Princess debuted her most edgy look while handing out Christmas gifts to children during the palace's annual holiday party, sporting a half-shaved head with an angular side fringe.
© GettyThe royal's punky new look stunned royal fans at the time, who were surprised by her bold trim which left her "nearly unrecognisable."
