News about Pierre Casiraghi

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert II, 65, were in good spirits as they commemorated the holiday at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco this weekend. In a long-sleeved sequined scarlet gown, the mother-of-two, 45, was the image of luxury, highlighted by a bold red lipstick. Charlene converted her blonde tresses into gelled curls, completing her Old Hollywood glamour look with long eyelashes and dewy blush. She even stuck with the monochrome theme when it came to her nails with a burgundy manicure.

Beatrice Borromeo (pictured) has been photographed attending the Christian Dior Womenswear Spring/Summer 2024 show at Paris Fashion Week. The 37-year-old, who was recently ranked as the "most fashionable European royal" by society bible Tatler, was joined by her husband Pierre Casiraghi (pictured) - both ambassadors for the brand. Beatrice married Pierre, the youngest daughter of Princess Caroline and grandson of late Hollywood actress Grace Kelly, in Monaco, marrying in 2015. Beatrice, who Tatler characterized as 'cut[ting] an elegant figure everywhere she goes, whether it's a red carpet, a royal appearance, or simply yacht-hopping, she looked elegant today.

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Beatrice Borromeo has been praised by society bible Tatler as the'most fashionable European royal' because she 'cuts an elegant figure everywhere she goes, whether it's a red carpet, a royal appearance, or simply yacht-hopping.' In 2015, the 37-year-old journalist married Pierre Casiraghi, the youngest child of Princess Caroline and grandson of late Hollywood beauty Grace Kelly, into Monaco's opulent royal family. And it's a more journalistic enterprise that has piqued her interest in recent months - a Netflix documentary about Prince Victor Emmanuel de Savoy, the last surviving heir to the Italian throne.

In a rare interview with Princess Caroline of Monaco's daughter-in-law, she discussed how she unraveled the tale of an Italian prince confessing to murder.' Beatrice Borromeo, who is regarded as "the most fashionable royal" and has modelled for Dior, worked as a journalist before marrying Grace Kelly's grandson Pierre Casiraghi. She leaked a video that allegedly showed Prince Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy, Italy's only son, while shooting in Corsica in 1978. Prince Vittorio Emanuele, left and center, is on display. Beatrice Borromeo with her partner Pierre Casiraghi on Saturday (right). Inset: Dirk Hamer's family

According to British film expert Andy Barr, filmmakers are giving more royal families from around the world the 'Netflix treatment' and displaying their scandals in a sequence similar to The Crown. Among them are franchises about the Monaco royal family, as well as King Harald and Sonja of Norway and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands.

Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, both eighteen, were enlisted by the Prince 65 to welcome Monaco's A.S. Academy football team to the royal palace this morning. Left, the father-of-two was delighted to congratulate the team for their recent victory at the Gambardella Cup. The twins were also photographed with the team and the trophy, right.

A Chanel jacket has long been something of a uniform for the world's most influential women, understated and always elegant. Jackie Kennedy, the First Lady, was known for wearing Chanel. And royals are no exception. One of the Monégasque royals has also been a brand ambassador for the brand, appearing on the catwalk. The British Royal Family had a slightly more complicated relationship with Chanel: Princess Diana will later stop wearing the brand because it reminded her of Charles and Camilla. We take a look back at the historical link between one French fashion house and the very image of female power throughout the years.

Antoine Charlene de Monaco, 45, was out and about in Monaco with her husband Albert II, 65, (L) and their twin children Jacques (C) and Gabriella, eight children, when the late Rainier III's birth was celebrated. For the family's day out, the royal wore a basic fawn-coloured jacket with matching trousers and a cream top. The mother-of-two accessorized the look with minimal makeup and diamond earrings, sporting her new dark pixie cut smooth and shiny. Charlene completed her look by adding dark nail polish to her fingernails, giving her a slight edge to her outfit. In comparison, her husband, 65, made a dapper figure in a smart blue suit as he posed for photos with his wife.

In Mont Carlo, Monaco, the royal, 45, who is also a former Olympic swimmer, displayed an enviably toned arm in her off-the-shoulder ensemble. With a winged eyeliner and lashings of blush, the mother-of-two decided for an elegantly glamorous make-up look.

Princess Charlene of Monaco may have debuted a new dramatic hairstyle over the weekend, but it is far from the first time the Olympic swimmer has changed her appearance. In fact, although some royals, including the Princess of Wales and Queen Letizia of Spain, are known for their signature hairstyles, the 44-year-old has often stepped out with new looks.

As she attended the annual motoring festival, which is held on the Circuit de Monaco, the former Olympic swimmer (pictured) demonstrated a new hairstyle (pictured). Charlene sported lush, shiny auburn hair, despite her characteristic elfin short style, in a bold step away from her signature platinum crop. The royal, who seemed to be deep in thought when she was photographed standing next to her husband in a full-length classic shift-style cut with rainbow coloured stripes down the front. Her locks were simply made into a side-parting to showcase her basic diamond studs and her sophisticated make-up look, which features a new base and light brown smokey eyes.

According to Variety, Pierre Casiraghi and his partner Beatrice Borromeo will produce a 'Monaco' sequel through their company Astrea, with production starting next year. The producers want to expand the franchise to several movies and TV series that would chronicle the family's adventures through the centuries.

Beatrice Borromeo (pictured) is following in her late grandmother-in-law's fashion footsteps as she stars in a new campaign for Dior. Princess Grace of Monaco, a lifelong fan of the French fashion house who died in a car crash in 1982 at the age of 52, was a lifelong admirer of the Rear Window brand. Beatrice Borromeo, who is married to actor Pierre Casiraghi, has appeared in a new photo shoot to highlight the brand's £6,000 Lady 95.22 bag. Inset: Grace Kelly wearing Dior at the 1954 premiere of Rear Window

Any royals need no introduction regardless of who you're speaking to, from King Charles to Prince Harry and Kate Middleton. However, other princes and princesses around Europe are just as captivating, glamorous, and charming as their well-known counterparts. According to Tatler, Prince Sébastien of Luxembourg, 30, has recently been named as one of Britain's most eligible individuals. Afonso, Prince of Beira, is Elsewhere, another lesser-known royal who is by no means deserving of our attention. Thanks to his dashing appearances and his service as Honorary Commander in Lisbon's Voluntary Fire Brigade, the 26-year-old is already popular among his Portuguese followers. Prince Achileas-Andreas of Greece, who has a stunning good appearance, is also sought after by aspiring to be a Greek God. FEMAL reveals that the less well-known European princes and princess royal followers are in need of some attention.