The next Rugby World Cup is approaching. To prepare, the XV of France went to Monaco. Charlène de Monaco received the rugby players in a sublime outfit for the occasion.
This Saturday, July 15, the preparation camp for the players of the XV of France ends in Monaco. Forty-two players had gathered on July 2 to train, with a view to the next Rugby World Cup. The rugby players will then be able to return home for a week of work independently, before meeting in Marcoussis (Essonne), last straight line before facing the other teams “at home” from September 8 to October 28, indicates TF1.
For the occasion, the princely couple of Monaco, Albert II and Charlene, received the team at the palace. They immortalized the event by posing for the palace photographers. The parents of the twins Jacques and Gabriella were thus surrounded by the players. In the midst of all these men in blue suits on white t-shirts, Charlène of Monaco caused a sensation. On the snapshot shared by the Instagram account of the prince’s palace (see by following this link), she is wearing a tight black dress with one sleeveand matching heels.
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Charlène, a princess with an inimitable style
A sober and elegant outfit, which denotes in relation to the sometimes surprising clothing choices of the princess. Thus, on the occasion of an event a few days earlier, the wife of Prince Albert II knew how to combine linen trousers and a slightly shiny silk shirt, both a rare but elegant sage green. In April, she and her husband appeared wearing the same blazer : a snapshot of the couple wearing this outfit had been published on Instagram on July 3, to celebrate their twelve years of marriage. But as is the case for other celebrities, the princess, who often stands out for her original looks, is not immune to a fashion faux pas, like when she wore cargo pants with ballet flats. The one who owns the most expensive wardrobe in Europe dares everything, and everything suits her… or almost.
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