It’s been a while since the royal couple of Monaco, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, were last out and about together, but over the weekend, the duo joined fans at the Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament to present the awards at the end of the finals. For the event, the ever fashion conscious Charlene gave a subtle nod to the tradition of white tennis regalia with a head-to-toe cream look from one of her favorite brands, Akris.
Charlene paired the brand’s cotton and silk blend Glenn blazer in Ecru with their Carl silk-blend trousers in the same shade for a coordinated style. She underpinned the suit with a sleeveless cotton jersey top with a tulle neckline by the same brand and Ferragamo sunglasses.
The ivory suit had a major moment among royal ladies last year, making numerous appearances on the likes of Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and Queen Letizia of Spain, and Charlene’s choice to opt for the eye-catching hue once again could signal a resurgence of the style—just in time for warm weather.
At the finals, Princess Charlene and Prince Albert were joined by their twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella. The tournament also marked the first time that she and Albert have attended a public event since denying rumors that they could be planning to divorce in late March. At the time, a French publication, Royauté, made waves on social media with claims that the couple were separating. A source from the Monegasque royal palace roundly denied the claims, telling People that “the article is made up of old stories which weren’t true to begin with.”
However, they have maintained a somewhat subdued schedule of royal events since. That all seems to be changing now though—not only did they attend the Monte-Carlo Masters final, but the couple have also been confirmed to attend the coronation of King Charles on May 6, meaning we can expect to see plenty of them in the coming weeks.
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