This weekend, the Monaco Grand Prix, 7th round of the Formula 1 World Championship, was held in the Principality and we saw some great people! While Princess Charlene caused a sensation in a blue dress, eclipsing her husband Prince Albert, it was also necessary to count on the presence of Charlotte Casiraghi. This Sunday, May 29, she made an outing there with her son Raphaël.
It is under a veiled sky that Charlotte Casiraghi was seen walking the aisles of the circuit, always as chic in an outfit signed Chanel; she also wore a dress from the French fashion house during her recent visit to the 75th Cannes Film Festival. This time, the daughter of Princess Caroline of Monaco had opted for a short gray and shiny dress with the brand’s motifs, from the spring/summer 2022 ready-to-wear collection. A look completed by a handbag black quilted jacket with a gold strap and a pair of red sunglasses, two accessories also branded Chanel.
Smiling and relaxed, Charlotte Casiraghi seemed delighted to attend this F1 tournament even if her favorite sport remains horse riding, she who is a rider. The 35-year-old young woman shared this outing in good company since we could see her hand in hand with her discreet son Raphaël. The boy, the fruit of his past love affair with comedian Gad Elmaleh and born in December 2013, was very elegant in costume. Wise as an image, he was not the only child of the Monegasque clan since we also saw Francesco holding the hand of his dad Pierre Casiraghi, who came with his wife Beatrice Borrome. As for Andrea Casiraghi, he was accompanied by his wife Tatiana Santo Domingo and their three children, Sacha, Maximilian and India.
The mother/son duo, who are rarely seen together at social events, could appreciate the efforts of the pilots to win the race despite difficult conditions. It was the Mexican Sergio Pérez (Red Bull) who resisted to the end to win ahead of the Spaniard Carlos Sainz (Ferrari), after a race shortened due to rain and a accident. Third place went to Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull), ahead of Charles Leclerc, who started from pole position but suffered a strategic error on the part of his Ferrari team.
Under the eyes of around 24,000 spectators on the Rock, including an audience of VIPs including Zinédine Zidane – also seen during Real Madrid’s victory on Saturday – or American actor Patrick Dempsey, Pérez signed his first victory of the season and the third of his career.