On the occasion of Monaco's National Day 2020, Prince Albert II wished to thank and honour the entities and people who are particularly involved in the fight against Covid-19. On November 16, 2020, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene and other members of the princely family, that is, Princess Caroline, Princess Stephanie and Andrea Casiraghi, presented distinctions to more than 80 people consisting of volunteers and staff of the Princess Grace Hospital Center (CHPG): the Order of Grimaldi for staff and Medals of Honour for volunteers.Prince Albert handed out the Order of Grimaldi to Benoite Sevelinges, Director of the Princess Grace Hospital Center for all hospital staff. Created by Prince Rainier III on November 18, 1954, the Order of Grimaldi is awarded to distinguish and reward services rendered to the person of the Prince or to his Family, as well as actions which have contributed to the prestige of the Principality.
I don't like the second day outfit at all, I never like coats (or similar) without sleeves. And still don't like the bangs, but pleased to see her.
ReplyDeleteagree its awful. I just hate pinafore type garments at the best of times and this one is such a bad length apart from anything else and make her feet look like a duck. I think perhaps that she has quite broad feet and the kind of cut wide pumps she sometimes wears just do not flatter her feet.
DeleteThe coat was not a good choice. Probably she is not well.
DeleteBeyond that she is a very beautiful wimen. Personally I think her hairstyle is lovely.
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Oh my - could Charlenes outfits get any more boring, I think this is an all time low.
ReplyDeleteBut aren't we seeing "normal" autumn/winter fashion here.
DeleteAlways it's sombre styles with lots of mono colours.
Don't see any of the ladies in the photos wearing bright, gay fashion dresses or coats.
For me, it's the time for wrapping ourselves up in good warm fabrics and giving priority to keeping out the chilly winds.
Heureusement que tous les goûts sont dans la nature.
ReplyDeleteJe trouve Charlene très bien vêtue
J aime beaucoup son manteau couleur moutarde .
Idem pour la robe chasuble
J'aime beaucoup le style de son manteau mais la couleur ne flatte pas du tout Charlène ; je trouve que cette robe chasuble avec une coupe près du corps aurait été idéale pour sa silhouette ; joli haut de couleur Bordeaux porté dessous de la même couleur que ses escarpins - Mignon son petit sac à mains en bandoulière !
ReplyDeleteCharlene’s tawny brown coat is a great color. I think a slimmer cut would look better with her outfit. Her second look falls a little flat for me. None of the pieces are awful but the overall look isn’t very interesting. Caroline looks chic in her all black look. I like the booties. Stephanie’s camel coat is ill fitting. It is pulling at her chest.
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Yes outfits of Charlene not very flattering
ReplyDeleteMaybe she was asked to dress like that not to outshine her husband or anyone of the Royal family .....
ReplyDeleteRight, can"t agree more.
DeleteSo who is there to outshine? Isn't she THE Princess of Monaco?
DeleteIsnt she a member of the Princely Family?
DeleteShe certainly outshines Stephanie.
I really like Charlenes brown coat. She looks very good in it. And the second outfit looks just ok. -Siri
ReplyDeleteI am seldom a fan of Caroline’s fashion choices, but for me she gets top honors here — love this simple black dress with its flattering silhouette. The only change I’d make would be to swap out the opaque hose for semi-sheer.
ReplyDeleteCaroline looks chic as always. Charlene looked great in the brown coat but, that jumper type outfit is a disaster. I wish Stephanie would style her hair some way other than a ponytail.
ReplyDeleteThe awards were for staff at CHPG not CHPH - as in Princess Grace.
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