Princess Charlene once again demonstrated why her style is synonymous with elegant simplicity during the inauguration of the new headquarters of the Société Monégasque de l’Électricité et du Gaz (SMEG).
Accompanied by Prince Albert, she presided over the event in Monaco, where they celebrated the 135th anniversary of the company, one of the oldest in the principality.
The ceremony also marked the opening of the new “Immeuble SMEG” building, a modern ten-story space that will house government and private offices.
For the occasion, Charlene chose a beige Max Mara suit that reflected her taste for clean lines and understated sophistication.
The jacket, featuring a double-breasted design and a lightweight texture, fell gently over perfectly structured tailored trousers, creating an ensemble that appeared to be made just for her.
As always, the details made the difference. She completed her look with sand-colored suede Manolo Blahniks, featuring a small buckle on the front that added a classic touch characteristic of her wardrobe.
Her iconic Repossi engagement ring, featuring a pear-shaped diamond, gleamed on her left hand.
I like how Charlene consistently maintains her style. There is no risk or excess, but rather an absolute mastery of the understated, contemporary aesthetic that has defined her for years.