Monaco's Princess Charlene Displays Her Golf Skills in a White Lace Gown
Princess Charlene Expresses Herself at the Princess Charlene Cup in Elie Saab
Princess Charlene of Monaco graced the Princess Charlene Cup over the weekend, donning a stunning ensemble that was both fashionable and fitting for the occasion. The event, organized by the Princess Charlene Foundation, served as a fundraiser for the foundation's initiatives, including promoting youth sports and water safety.
The Princess chose a sleeveless, white lace dress by Elie Saab for the occasion. The hemline of the dress was scalloped and ankle-brushing, adding a touch of elegance to her look. The specific model of Jimmy Choo pumps worn by Princess Charlene is the Amita 85, which featured delicate pearl button details. Instead of cleats, Princess Charlene opted for these stylish pumps, demonstrating her commitment to fashion even in unexpected settings.
The dress, while not typical golf gear, was suitable for the party and charity auction following the tournament. The design of the dress was reminiscent of Monaco's glamorous history, with a demure shape and fitted bodice evoking the style of Grace Kelly. The pale shade of the dress resembled the Monaco flag, further emphasizing the connection to the Princess's home country.
Princess Charlene's participation in the event was significant, as she has been inspired to promote swimming lessons due to the tragic childhood drowning of a cousin. She believes that learning to swim is a fundamental right and cost should not be a barrier to acquiring this life-saving skill.
Prince Albert was present at the event, lending his support to his wife's cause. Princess Charlene recently opened up about the importance of water safety, sharing that the tragic childhood drowning of a cousin inspired her to dedicate herself to promoting swimming lessons.
Lauren Hubbard, a freelance writer and contributor for Town & Country magazine, covered the event. Hubbard's areas of expertise include beauty, shopping, entertainment, travel, home decor, wine, and cocktails, which are the areas that contributed to her collaboration with Town & Country.
The final golf ball for the event was made of compressed cotton to avoid potential damage to the historic Place du Casino nearby. The Princess Charlene Cup continues to be a significant event not only for golf enthusiasts but also for those who support the Princess Charlene Foundation's initiatives.
