She also arrived on time Albert II of Monaco’s Christmas card with Charlene and the children. The princess appears flawless in the portrait and fully dressed, alongside her husband Alberto and their children Jacques and Gabriella. The Principality, through its official Facebook page, shared a short video consisting of some images of the Royal Family immortalized for the special occasion.
In the picture, Charlene is swaddled in an elegant dress baby blue color with transparent sleeves and contrasting details. Gabriella is dressed in white like a princess, while Jacques and Prince Albert wear an elegant suit: tie for dad, bow tie for the little one of the house.
Next to them is a large perfectly decorated Christmas tree and some wrapped gifts, all portrayed in the splendid setting of a room in the Monegasque Palace. Last but not least, there is a big smile on the princess’s face; she, who had often accustomed to sad looks, in recent times often shows a serene look.
Charlene’s outfit appears composed and typical of a major institutional event: for the Christmas card the princess abandoned the rock and roll look she wore lately, in which she fearlessly showed the showy shave on one side of the head.
We had left it at birthday of the twins who have just turned 6, celebrated informally and even celebrated on Instagram, now we find the princess with her family perfectly dressed up for the official portrait of the holidays.
Charlene, who turned 42 this year, has gotten used to lately gritty changes of look: from the bangs to the yellow nail, from the sequin mask to the very short haircut. With the Christmas card, however, the former swimmer showed how she has learned to play with fashion and not to be a slave to it given her position, acquired through marriage, as princess consort of the Principality of Monaco.
Charlene’s versatility it is there for all to see, wearing elegant clothes when appropriate and daring more as soon as possible, without succumbing to the appearance of a noble title.
The Christmas card of the Royal Family of the Principality of Monaco
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