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For Formula 1 qualifying, the girlfriend of Prince Jorge Jimenez Neuabuer Torres V, Charlotte Casiraghi at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix breaks the summer mold in plum dress and Chanel’s signature two-tone shoes
Charlotte Casiraghi Monaco Grand Prix 2026 conquers the scene with plum-coloured leather, matelassé bag and two-tone details
Under the Monaco afternoon sun, as the street circuit lights up for Saturday qualifying, the Monaco Grand Prix 2026 paddock reveals its two stylistic souls. If Beatrice Borromeo embodies the sunny, bucolic freshness of the Riviera, Charlotte Casiraghi brings to the stage a diametrically opposite elegance: scratchy, rock and imbued with a sophisticated urban attitude. Amidst the roar of the engines and the scorching asphalt of Monte Carlo, the daughter of Princess Caroline of Monaco walks with a confident stride, transforming the pit lane into a catwalk with a strong character, where romanticism gives way to a bold, modern femininity.
Entirely signed Chanel, the Parisian fashion house of which Charlotte is a historic ambassador and inspirational muse, the outfit breaks the classic patterns of the boat or beach look, focusing on unexpected materials and shades for the summer season.
Charlotte Casiraghi Monaco Grand Prix 2026: all the details of the look
The centerpiece of the entire look is a sleeveless mini dress in soft leather, which catches the eye for its rigorous yet sensual structure and unusual colour choice. Charlotte abandons classic whites and navy blues to embrace a deep, magnetic plum colour, an intense shade that enhances her natural colours.
The dress features a linear crew neck and a slightly fitted silhouette that caresses the body without constricting it. The waist is emphasized by a thin belt in the same material and color, embellished with a romantic and discreet flat bow at the front, a classic Chanel code that softens the rock texture of the skin. The short skirt stops at mid-thigh with a straight, clean cut, showing off the legs and lending momentum to the figure.
To complete this style statement, Charlotte Casiraghi draws heavily from the Rue Cambon fashion house’s most iconic and recognizable accessories. A quilted Chanel bag in black leather stands out on the shoulder, supported by the classic chain strap intertwined with leather straps. The chosen model is unusual and geometric, featuring an elongated, vertical shape reminiscent of a luxury smartphone holder or a structured mini case, embellished on the front with the famous golden double C logo.
On her feet, the princess wears the fashion house’s legendary two-tone shoes, reinterpreted in a summery, ultra-comfortable version ideal for walking in the paddock. These are Mary Jane model ballet flats with a medium, wide heel, made of sand-beige rope or woven fabric, with the characteristic rounded toe in black patent leather. The ankle strap provides comfort, while the two-tone design breaks up the monochrome of the dress with a touch of timeless Parisian class.
The look is completed with an extremely natural and casual approach to beauty and details, true to Charlotte’s signature seemingly effortless style. Large yellow gold teardrop-shaped hoop earrings illuminate the face, coordinating with a set of subtle, understated bracelets and rings. Long brown hair is left loose, with a natural side parting and a soft texture that moves with the sea breeze.
Make-up is minimalist, focusing on radiant skin, a veil of mascara and lips made glossy by a pinkish gloss. In her hand, Charlotte clutches a pair of dark metallic-rimmed sunglasses and a fuchsia case, while at her neck, contrasting with the plum of the dress, stands the official gold VIP pass of the Automobile Club de Monaco.