Photos: Princess Charlene of Monaco’s most beautiful dresses of 2025
Always impeccable, Princess Charlene brings a constant elegance to each of her appearances ยฉ Michaรซl Alesi / Princeโs Palace
Immaculate silhouettes, flowing gowns and impeccable tailoring: a look back at the Monegasque Sovereignโs year in fashion.
Throughout 2025, the elegant Princess Charlene made a series of stylish appearances, featuring carefully selected pieces and designers chosen with precision. The former swimming champion knows exactly how to dress for every occasion. Airy floor-length dresses, strong tailoring, romantic lace: the wardrobe of Prince Albert IIโs wife is a source of inspiration. She delivered a succession of memorable fashion moments. Monaco Tribune has selected her five most striking looks of the year.
The white Armani suit for National Day
For Monacoโs National Day, one of the highlights of the year, Princess Charlene went all in on white. She appeared in an immaculate Armani suit, alongside Prince Albert II and their twins Jacques and Gabriella.
The cut is precise, the white dazzling. Italian tailoring enhances her athletic silhouette. She paired it with a sublime hat with a veil, adding even more chic elegance to the outfit. The delicate lace detail frames her face without weighing it down. Her gaze remains intense, while her posture is upright and assured. It’s a perfect balance between strength and delicacy.
The blue dress for the declaration of love
An emotional moment was guaranteed at the 76th Monaco Red Cross Gala, when Princess Charlene publicly declared โWe love youโ to her husband, Prince Albert II. For this touching statement, she set aside her usual white and opted for a pleated blue-grey silk georgette dress.
The fluid, airy piece contrasts with her usual choices. The blue brings unexpected softness, while the long cut accentuates her height. It was a bold choice that added even more intensity to the heartwarming moment.
The patterned dress for lunch with Brigitte Macron
Princess Charlene joined Brigitte Macron last June for lunch at La Colombe dโOr, the iconic restaurant in Saint-Paul-de-Vence. For this meeting between first ladies, she chose a long patterned dress, paired with beige strap ballerina flats.
Monochrome is out, replaced by prints. The outfit blends elegance and relaxed summer style with ease. Opposite Brigitte Macron, also known for her sense of style, the Monegasque Sovereign proves she masters the codes of both chic lunches and formal galas.
The white lace dress at the Monegasquesโ picnic
U Cavagnetu, the quintessential summer tradition. For this popular picnic celebrating Monegasque identity, Princess Charlene made a strong impression in a white lace dress.
The romantic material takes centre stage. Lace brings that delicate, airy touch, which is key in summer. Sophisticated without being stiff, festive without being overly casual: the balance is perfect. With this look, she shows she can adapt her wardrobe to traditional events while retaining her signature elegance. A summer essential worn to perfection.
The white gala dress to close the festivities
A beautiful final flourish. After the morning suit for the official ceremonies, Princess Charlene shifted her style for the National Day closing gala. She appeared in a spectacular white dress.
The long-length design confirms her love for fluid silhouettes. White, her signature colour, sparkled in the salons of the Princeโs Palace. After a marathon day of official appearances, she concluded the festivities with a gala outfit worthy of the occasion.
Special mention: the Christmas Ball dress
Before rounding out our selection, it would be impossible not to mention the pleated cape dress by Jenny Packham, a choice that left a lasting impression. At the 20th Christmas Ball, held on 12 December in the Empire Room of the Hรดtel de Paris, Princess Charlene appeared in a white gown, enhanced by a finely detailed gold belt at the waist.
Blonde waves softly framed her face. The look was completed with earrings from Maison Tabbah. That evening, Princess Charlene displayed an almost otherwordly look, worthy of a Greek goddess.