On September 22, 2022, Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the official opening of new store of Panerai at Avenue des Spélugues in Monte Carlo. Officine Panerai is an Italian luxury watch manufacturer, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Richemont. Princess Charlene wore a new stripe semi sheer blouse by Brunello Cucinelli.
Brunello Cucinelli Monili Stripe Semi Sheer Blouse
Brunello Cucinelli Pleated Wide Leg Skirt Trousers
Somptueuse chemise portée par Charlene.Quelle originalité !
ReplyDeleteJe suis contente que cette princesse ait repris ses activités.
The Princess looks wonderful, I love this outfit. This outfit suits her beautifully
ReplyDeleteQuelle classe Charlène dans cette blouse semi-transparente à rayures rentrée dans une longue jupe ; au premier abord, j'avais cru voir une robe. Dans un autre style, la femme à sa gauche est bien élégante dans une robe plus courte montrant ses belles jambes bronzées ; j'aime sa couleur de cheveux !
ReplyDeleteGood to see her, everyone is smiling; her dress is quite nice, isn't she a bit overdressed for the occasion ?
ReplyDeleteI am sure she is perfectly attired for this occasion - she is after all Princess Charlene of Monaco!
DeleteShe's looking fabulous!
ReplyDeletePrincess Charlene has kept the Italian theme for the occasion by wearing a blouse and skirt trousers from the Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli.
ReplyDeleteCucinelli has become famous for his tops and fashion accessories.
I’ve read that “Cucinelli’s designs tend to feature a blend of high-end luxury and casual aesthetics”.
His fashion mark and products are popular in America as a “must have”.
Nice to see Princess Charlene getting back into the swing of things.
I hope that this is a positive sign that her health has much improved.
Would love to see a close up of her earrings.
NOTE: Cucinelli has had a rags to riches life.
His childhood home had no electricity or running water.
If you are interested and have the time, take a look at his biography via ……. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brunello_Cucinelli
Thank you for the link Deadeggs, and for the interesting information about Cucinelli :-) Really many designers have had a poor childhood.
DeleteThat dark blue suits Charlene well and she looks beautiful and stylish. Not at all over dressed imo.
why does the princess wear clothes worn by people over 70 years old? She really needs a new stylist.
ReplyDeleteWell, I've hardly never seen an over 70 years old having a semi sheer shirt like that. And if so I would rather politly ask her/him to take a cardigan over it, hahahah :-)))
DeleteI think you may need a new keyboard. The one you have seems to be unkind and out of touch with fashion. Maybe a new one would help?
Deletebet you are the one who Is growing old and very badly too
DeleteLove Charlene's outfit - Black is her happy colour.
ReplyDeleteSi vous trouvez que Charlene porte des vêtements des personnes portées par des personnes de plus de
ReplyDelete70ans: Je vous trouve une circonstance attenuante:Vous ne connaissez rien en matière de mode.
Cette princesse n'a nullement besoin d'un nouveau styliste .
Avec Rania de Jordanie,elle porte des tenues élégantes et originales.
Pardon:Circonstance attenuante.
DeletePrincess Charlene looks wonderful--beautiful outfit! Wish we could see the earrings better.
ReplyDeleteJanet
What a great look for Pss Charleene. Love to see her this way, she is so at ease.css
ReplyDeleteImagine Kate or Mary wearing this outfit… or maybe don’t. They never would. And it’s not even worn at a fashion show. Though maybe she wasn’t aware of the dress code :)
ReplyDeleteCH
Dress code? For state or religious events it is defined by tradition in European monarchies (and even in many republics). For social gatherings it's defined by the person or the institution who invites, but...
Deleteit is the wife of the reigning monarch (if she attends) who decides what eg."smart casual" means to her, nobody else. In Monaco it's Charlene. (In UK it was QEII, now it is Camilla, in Denmark QMII)
I chose "smart casual" as an exemple as it is often used in this type of events. Here a long skirt might be slightly overdressed, but as she is wearing long trousers, it's ok. Often everything depends on details.
Margot
@Just me…. Ageist comment, and unkind to womankind. My mother who is past 70 would look fabulous in this blouse, she is mature not a mummy!! Laughing at your own comments is a tad tacky as well.
ReplyDeleteCB
Good for her, CB. Good laugh never harms. I am over 70 and could also easely have that shirt. But, I can also laugh to myself. Have a nice day 😉.
DeleteNot a fan of the blouse or trousers. Anne
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