Prince Albert, Princess Charlene, Charlotte Casiraghi, Beatrice Borromeo and Princess Alexandra were among the royals at the Bal de la Rose in Monaco ...

Monaco Royals once again put on a show of elegance for the 69th edition of the iconic Rose Ball—the year’s most anticipated, glamorous, and symbolic charity event. Presided over by Princess Caroline ...

If you thought a royal ball couldn’t turn up, think again. While royal gatherings are often expected to be quite stuffy, Monte Carlo’s annual Rose Ball (or Bal de la Rose) plays by its own rules.

Princess Charlene of Monaco shared the spotlight, stepping out in an emerald green mermaid dress designed by Dolce & Gabbana, whilst Alexandra's older sister, Charlotte Casiraghi, embodied timeless ...

kept on a somber face for her friend's passing as she posed for photos. Her dress, however, did all the talking - bursting up at the bottom like a growing pink rose.

It’s only fitting then, that the annual Rose Ball, held as a benefit for the Princess Grace Foundation, is one of the banner fashion events of the country’s social calendar. Held over the ...

The Monégasque royal wore a red caped dress from Dior’s spring 2020 couture collection that recalled a gown that Princess Grace wore back in 1976.

The display of pure royal glamour that Monaco’s royal family puts on display for the annual Rose Ball is nearly unrivaled in Europe. This year was no exception, with Princess Charlene ...

Under the shimmering canopy of the Salle des Étoiles, the Bal de la Rose (The Rose Ball) unfolded last night in a spectacle of unbridled elegance. Chaired by Prince Albert II and Princess ...

It’s only fitting then, that the annual Rose Ball, held as a benefit for the Princess Grace Foundation, is one of the banner fashion events of the country’s social calendar. Held over the ...