Princess Charlene missing from glitzy family outing in Monaco
Princess Charlene missing from glitzy family outing in Monaco
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The Princely Family in Monaco have gathered for a glitzy outing but Princess Charlene was notably missing in the pictures.
Charlotte Casiraghi, the niece of Prince Albert II, joined her mother Princess Caroline and mother-in-law Carole Bouquet at the 60th AMADE Anniversary Dinner in Monte Carlo.
AMADE was founded by Princess Caroline's mother, Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco in 1963.
It is dedicated to supporting the development of children across the globe.
Princess Charlene did not attend 60th AMADE Anniversary Dinner
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The charity works across Europe, Asia, South America and Africa.
It is unknown why Princess Charlene, 45, was unable to attend, especially as she's done charity work for the organisation before.
For the event, Princess Caroline looked incredible in a dark blue Chanel dress, while Casiraghi wore an SS23 RTW dress from the brand.
The striking patterned dress looked amazing on the 37-year-old.
Charlotte Casiraghi and Dimitri Rassam married in 2019
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Casiraghi complemented her look with some blue eyeshadow.
Princess Diana was a lover of blue eyeshadow in the 1980s, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex wore a bold blue eye for her final royal appearance in 2020.
Casiraghi was joined by her husband, Dimitri Rassam, and his mother, French actress Carole Bouquet.
Bouquet opted for a dramatic full black skirt, teamed nicely with a pink patterned jacket.
Grace Kelly with Prince Albert and Princess Caroline in 1961
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Grace Kelly founded AMADE in 1963
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All three women are known for their great taste in style.
Bouquet, 66, was the face of Chanel No. 5 from 1986 to 1997 and Casiraghi is currently an ambassador for the brand.
The equestrian even opened the spring 2022 couture show by riding a horse down the runway.