S.am among the less worldly famous couples of the jet set, which is why every time they attend an event they cannot help but catalyze the attention: Beatrice Borromeo And Pierre Casiraghi were among the undisputed protagonists of the weekend, among the guests of a gala dinner organized by Dior to the La Fenice Theater in Venice to celebrate the opening of the Biennial of Art.
The royal look of the day. Beatrice Borromeo & # 8230; goes blank at Parisian fashion shows (with her husband Pierre)
Beatrice Borromeo and Pierre Casiraghi: “royal“ for one evening
A real stage for the two, dominated in grand style. Enchanting as always, she, that for the occasion she chose a long black dress of gothic inspiration from haute couture signed by the Maison (from the SS 2018 collection, ed) he was an impeccable companion, who offered her his arm and umbrella, as bon ton as he would like, but also enchanted glances. Love, after all, is great, and among the most beautiful and romantic of the last decades.
Pierre Casiraghi and Beatrice Borromeo in Venice on the occasion of a gala dinner organized by Dior (Photo by Jacopo Raule / GC Images).
Married since the summer of 2015 (two ceremonies, a civil one at Palazzo Grimaldi and a religious one on Lake Maggiore) two children, Stefano and Francesco, the former journalist and the third child of Carolina di Monaco and Stefano Casiraghi they live a very private life, between the Principality and Italy. The last public release, in fact, was last January, on the occasion of the Parisian fashion shows, once again guests of Dior, of which both are testimonials. And even on that occasion they had made sparks. Certainly not new: only a few months earlier, Tatler magazine had called her the “most elegant royal in Europe”.
A cover couple
In reality, Beatrice Borromeo and Pierre Casiraghi are not really “royals”. She is the daughter of a count, but the title is no longer recognized by the Italian system, although he grew up in a royal family he is not a prince because his father was a bourgeois: the only Royal Highness in the family, apart from the mother. , is the younger sister Alexandra, daughter of Ernst of Hanover, not princely in the ways but still a prince.
Pierre Casiraghi and Beatrice Borromeo at the arrival at the Dior gala (Photo by Jacopo Raule / GC Images)
Subtleties for this cover couple, which of “real” have elegance and, above all, discretion, an indispensable element to feed myths. Not by chance, Beatrice Borromeo is often referred to as Grace Kelly’s true heir, emblem of that refined glamor that in the golden years of the Principality of Monaco made the small kingdom famous all over the world.
Today things have changed a lot, but the roots remain a fixed point. “My mother-in-law once said that traditions are the transmission of fire, and not the celebration of ashes”, Borromeo recently told al Corriere della Sera. The phrase, a quote from Gustav Mahler, well expresses the sense of moving forward, which she and her husband embody perfectly.
Two very modern “royals”, looking towards the future.
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