Europa Press, en.elcierredigital.com Charlene moves Prince Albert of Monaco and half of Europe: it's already decided
Charlene of Monaco Moves Prince Albert and Europe with a Gesture That Reaffirms Her Role in the Principality
Princess Charlene has moved Prince Albert of Monaco with a gesture full of symbolism. She did so by participating in the unveiling of two portraits at Monaco's City Hall, which have made a great impact. One of the paintings depicted her; the other was dedicated to the unforgettable Grace Kelly.
Both portraits were presented this week in the Wedding Hall of the Monegasque council. The event was attended by Prince Albert of Monaco and Princess Charlene, as well as several local authorities. The decision to display these works has been widely celebrated by both the public and European media.
The portrait of Charlene was painted in 2013 by artist Stéphanie Van Zyl. The work is a gouache on white paper, simple and elegant, and the artist personally attended the unveiling ceremony. Meanwhile, the painting representing Grace Kelly belongs to artist Paul Werner Sochtig and is part of the Prince's Palace heritage.
Charlene Shines Alongside Local Authorities and Prince Albert of Monaco
At the ceremony, the princes were accompanied by Georges Marsan, Mayor of Monaco, and several members of the Municipal Council. For the occasion, Charlene chose a dress from the renowned Swiss brand Akris, one of the princess's favorite labels. The design was black with a delicate white dandelion print, which brought freshness and sophistication to the ensemble.
The dress, made of viscose crepe, featured a very flattering midi cut. It stood out for its high neckline, short sleeves, and a draped waist that accentuated the princess's silhouette. Its original price is 2,590 euros.
She completed her outfit with black Gianvito Rossi slingback shoes, Ascent model, characterized by their pointed toe and thin heel. In addition, Charlene wore small diamond earrings that perfectly complemented her look. Her appearance was balanced, combining classic elements with a modern touch, without losing the naturalness that defines her.
Europe Receives the Symbolic Gesture of Monaco's Princes as a Declaration of Identity and Legacy
In recent months, the princess has shown a remarkable evolution in her way of dressing. She has chosen softer tones and romantic prints, moving away from her usual sobriety. During her vacation in Venice, she surprised with a pink dress that reflected this new stylistic phase.
This change has been very well received by the public and fashion experts, who have seen her as more confident and radiant. She has seemed more comfortable with garments she previously avoided, showing a fresher and more approachable version of herself.
The installation of her portrait in City Hall has been a clear symbol of this transformation. Charlene has thus strengthened her institutional presence and her strong bond with the history of the Principality, now sharing space with Grace Kelly and other prominent figures. Across Europe, this decision has been applauded as a gesture of unity and respect.
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