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For once, she has put aside her royal robes and Pier Casiraghi’s wife takes to the stage in the work uniform par excellence, which is immediately worth copying for a truly back-to-work look.
A single garment, with a thousand uses. The overall has always been a timeless fashion staple with a century-long history. Revolutionary, futuristic, and functional, it was conceived in 1920 by Florentine artist Ernesto Michahelles (known as Thayaht), who started from the simplicity of a single rectangle of fabric to create a garment that was not only easy to make but also easy to wear. Its T-shape retains the essence of a one-piece, which completely covers the figure, creating an instant look, perfect for workwear and beyond. This garment contrasts with the idea of the bourgeois suit, composed of multiple pieces, a contrast whose antithesis earned it its success, as over time it became part of an increasingly diverse wardrobe, where practicality and cool increasingly go hand in hand . Just look at the look sported by Beatrice Borromeo to realize how far this garment has come. Indeed, the Monegasque royal, having shed her elegant Principality attire, chose a blue mechanic-style jumpsuit to participate in the exclusive ” Tutto Bene Hillclimb ” motorsports event on Lake Maggiore, conceived and organized by designer Carlo Ludovico Borromeo, Beatrice’s brother. Pier Casiraghi’s wife opted for a long, zipped jumpsuit in a deep blue, decorated with a tie-dye effect on the collar. This look is perfectly suited to racing when worn casually, but can also be worn on more elegant occasions when paired with high heels and jewelry, becoming the quintessential uniform from back to work until the evening .
How to Style Beatrice Borromeo’s Blue Jumpsuit for Fall 2026 Fashion
Forget couture dresses, sky-high heels, and grand soirée outfits for a moment. For a car show,
Beatrice Borromeo chooses one of the most glamorous uniforms: the classic blue mechanic’s jumpsuit . And this is precisely the strength of the look. The contrast between its utilitarian nature and the possibility of transforming it into an extremely personal piece make the jumpsuit a glamorous and cool piece, also thanks to the industrial blue color that immediately evokes workshops, cars, and racing, yet retains a certain elegance. On Beatrice Borromeo, the result is particularly successful because the jumpsuit is not treated as a simple garment but rather the protagonist of the entire look . To replicate the style, do as she does and make it the focal point, choosing a not-too-tight model to show off in a relaxed manner, unbuttoned or with the zipper slightly lowered, and perhaps even rolling up the sleeves. For additional details, the rule of less is more applies. Sunglasses, a simple bag, and bold shoes are enough to transform a workshop uniform into a street-style outfit. For evening, you can also be bold with a statement piece of jewelry, a belt, or sky-high heels, while maintaining that subtle balance between masculine and feminine that makes the look interesting.
