Monaco royal Charlotte Casiraghi’s immaculate style is her birthright, and her most polished outfits are too good to ignore

Charlotte wore this colourful couture creation by Gucci to the Met Gala’s Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology in 2016. It’s a unique departure from her usual penchant for dark colours.

Understated but oh so deliciously stylish: Charlotte paired this Japanese kimono style jacket with a sleek black turtleneck to attend a Gucci event in 2014.

She’s a Gucci gal at heart! The European fashionista wore this grungy plaid number to watch the brand’s 2016 cruise show at the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey.

For the Giambattista Valli fall/winter show in 2017, Charlotte paired a slightly flared black pant with a graphic patterned bomber jacket. Considering her outerwear piece is such a statement, it speaks for itself.

Charlotte has a long relationship with Chanel, and for the brand’s cruise show in 2017, she kept it classic with this sheer panel black dress.

A sheer top with a black bra, leather shorts, a back coat and knee-high black boots – how can we steal this look!? Charlotte wore this rockstar outfit that Jane Birkin would have snatched up to the Saint Laurent show in 2017.

“I like fashion that suits me. I don’t take it too seriously.”

Charlotte wore this classic Parisian striped jumper with a metallic twist to Saint Laurent’s 2018 show.

To Stella McCartney’s Paris womenswear show in 2018, Charlotte wore every fashion girl’s dream outfit by styling a navy 80s inspired blazer, dark blue straight leg jeans, a simple back top and a gold chained bag together.

Charlotte was pregnant with her second child when she wore this Saint Laurent dress to Met Gala’s Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination in 2018.

For Saint Laurent’s 2019 fashion show, Charlotte wore a subtly glitzy little black dress. It’s hard for sequins to look this good, but somehow Charlotte has pulled it off.

Attending Karl Lagerfeld Homage at Grand Palais with her mother Caroline of Hanover, Charlotte wore a romantic black dress, which she styled with edgy heels and drooping earrings. Caroline looked fabulous in her elegant and androgynous outfit too.

You wouldn’t want to come between Charlotte and Saint Laurent. She also wore a mohawk dress by the brand to the Met Gala’s Camp: Notes on Fashion in 2019.

To the Mont Blanc (Red) Launch Dinner and Party at Monsieur Blue event in 2019, Charlotte wore her white blazer with every inch of finesse we have come to know her for.

Charlotte wore 2020’s biggest accessory, the headscarf, to Saint Laurent’s fashion show in 2020. Even though she has paired clashing patterns together, the outfit is perfectly cohesive and sartorially relevant.

And the bride wore Giambattista Valli! Charlotte donned a bespoke lace creation that lives in our minds rent-free to marry her husband, Dimitri Rassam.

For her second dress, Charlotte wore this strapless satin Chanel creation.