Princess Charlene of Monaco showed off her boundless energy in a red dress on Friday during a Formula 1 practice session ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo.
For her outfit, the royal chose a red sleeveless midi dress with a plunging neckline and all-over pleats. The bodice was form-fitting and featured subtle folds of fabric at sharp angles, adding texture to the look.
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The waist was accented with a belt with gold hardware, adding even more warmth to the look. The fitted bodice and cinched waist allowed the skirt to flow freely, allowing for freedom of movement.
Princess Charlene's dress featured a generous amount of pleating, adding even more classic styling details to the royal ensemble. The princess also incorporated the vibrant color palette into her footwear, choosing red pointed-toe pumps for her Friday stroll.
Princess Charlene of Monaco wears a red dress during training ahead of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco on June 5 in Monte Carlo.
Princess Charlene's accessories were minimal, save for gold hoop earrings. Her signature short haircut was longer than usual, parted to the side for a sleek look. She was accompanied to Friday's workout by her husband, Prince Albert II, to whom she has been married for nearly 15 years.
Princess Charlene has a long history of attending the Monaco Grand Prix. In previous years, the Princess has worn numerous designer outfits from brands and fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton (in 2024) and Akris (from 2018 to 2023).
Princess Charlene of Monaco wears a red dress during training ahead of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco on June 5 in Monte Carlo.
The Monaco Grand Prix officially starts on Friday and concludes on Sunday. Drivers will compete on the legendary 3.337-kilometer Monte-Carlo street circuit. Practice sessions will conclude on Friday, followed by another practice session on Saturday and a qualifying race. The main draw will take place on Sunday. Louis Vuitton is the event's title sponsor for the first time.
Princess Charlene of Monaco's looks at the Grand Prix over the years: Louis Vuitton, Akris, and others, photos.
MONTE CARLO, MONACO – MAY 25: Princess Charlene and Prince Albert II of Monaco on the podium during the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco on May 25, 2025 in Monte Carlo, Monaco. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images) MONACO, MONACO - MAY 25: (EDITOR'S NOTE: NOT FOR PUBLICATION IN TABLOIDS, WEBSITES AND PRINT PUBLICATIONS, IN DAILY MAIL, DAILY MAIL GROUP, BILD, CHI, VOICI, CLOSER) His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, Lando Norris and Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene of Monaco attend the Formula One Grand Prix Gala Dinner on May 25, 2025 in Monaco. (Photo by Arnold Jerocki/WireImage) MONTE CARLO, MONACO – MAY 26: Prince Albert of Monaco and Princess Charlene watch the race from the podium during the Formula One Grand Prix of Monaco at the Circuit de Monaco on May 26, 2024 in Monte Carlo, Monaco. (Photo by Ryan Pearce/Getty Images)
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Gallery: Princess Charlene of Monaco's Grand Prix style through the years: Louis Vuitton, Akris, and others, photos.
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