C.Arolina of Monaco was among the first royals, thanks to the first lockdown and a desire for independence from tinte & Co, to show one silver hair. Always carried with extreme ease, as demonstrated by the latest photos taken in Gstaad during the Christmas holidays with children and grandchildren.
Thus, the eldest daughter of Grace Kelly and Rainier of Monaco at the dawn of her 65 years, has become the standard-bearer of a conscious, mature and elegant beauty style, which passes through a sober make-up and hair left natural. All without ever losing in refinement.
Caroline of Monaco, the beauty evolution of the “rebel princess”
Considered for years the “rebel princess” of the Principality, Carolina of Monaco has always been a style icon.
Caroline of Monaco, 65 as a beauty icon: left, 1997 (Getty Images)
Symbol of that timeless French elegance, then inherited from his daughter Charlotte today among the muses of Chanel, Caroline of Monaco’s image has never particularly changed over the years, with evergreens that have always characterized his style. Marc Bohan’s Dior dress, chosen for his first two weddings, the one with Philippe Junot in 1978 and with Stefano Casiraghi then in 1983, and the vision that Karl Lagerfeld brought to Chanel have been the hallmarks of his wardrobe for years. .
The medium royal cut
Cutting midì which the Princess still sports today is the signature look; La length just above the shoulders has been its “trademark” for years, more or less wavy and fluffy, equipped with fringe as in the eighties or with a side tuft as in recent times, or with a line in the center in full Seventies style .
Caroline of Monaco is the emblem of how a never cut over the shoulders can be versatile and “forever”.
The turning point in gray: Carolina di Monaco’s beauty conversion to natural gray
His only header, the most recent entry now in the “-anta”. In fact, it is in the last two years that, in silence, the Monegasque Princess has carried out her revolution. Together with Letizia of Spain, she was in fact among the first royals to say goodbye to tinte & Co, thus showing off her gray hair at public events.
It has therefore become a champion of the movement #embraceyourgreyhair, Carolina is increasingly convinced of the choice made, so much so that she has decided to highlight her gray hair even more with very delicate and very light streaks that soften the final result.
Who followed her
A turning point that was not the only one to make. Alongside also the Queen of Spain, Andie MacDowell, Jane Fonda who after years has said goodbye to her blonde tint by revolutionizing her hair with a titanium silver, Diane Keaton and Jamie Lee Curtis who has been converting to a silver pixie for years.
But Carolina was among the first royals. A sign that even if time passes, style does not remain.
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