Last May, Charlène de Monaco surprised with a striking change of look with which she left her platinum blonde hair behind. Since she began dating Prince Albert II, the South African has shown that she is not afraid of radical changes. She has dared with the shaved head, the bangs or the flattering bob cut.
But for a month now, the princess has been wearing a dark brown pixie, with shades of ash to soften her face, with which she marks a new stage after a few months that were very complicated by her illness. A look with which she seems to be very comfortable, as could be seen on Saint John's Day.
On the occasion of the festivity, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène, accompanied by their two children Jacques and Gabriella, went out on the balcony of the palace to witness the bonfire in the square. The princess caught attention not only because of her sad and lost look, but also because of her sophisticated look that she had as a leading piece from one of the leading low-cost brands: Zara.
Charlène thus joined the list of royals who are fans of the Inditex flagship pieces, such as Queen Letizia, Kate Middleton, Máxima from the Netherlands or Victoria from Sweden, and debuted a satin fabric blouse, with a flowing neckline and oversized French sleeve.
A versatile and elegant design that the princess wore with wide-style black trousers with darts at the front and minimalist jewellery, with discreet diamond earrings and a pendant with a small cross.
The one who also drew attention was her 8-year-old daughter, who wore a lace design by Ermano Scervino combined with her hair gathered in a high bun with pearls. Her husband and her son were dressed to match in a blue blazer, beige pants, and a blue shirt.
