Jazmin Grace Grimaldi, daughter of Monaco's reigning monarch Prince Albert II, stepped out at the premiere for Nicolas Cage's new film Joe on Wednesday, showcasing the latest example of her fashion transformation.
The 22-year-old turned heads in beige leather trousers, a fur-lined jacket and gold studded heels — a marked difference from the more conservative, girl next door type outfits she sported in the past.
At the Landmark Sunshine Cinema in New York, university student Jazmin rubbed shoulders with stars including Nicolas Cage, Victoria Silvstedt and Olivia Palermo's boyfriend Joannes Huebl.
© Photo: Getty ImagesJazmin at the premiere of Joe
Jazmin's latest outfit echoes another stylish appearance she recently made at a screening of Only Lovers Left Alive in the Big Apple.Like her cousins Pauline Ducruet and Charlotte Casiraghi, Jazmin embraced the latest fashion trends showing off her lean figure in a white, long-sleeved crop top teamed with black trousers and vibrant pink and leopard print heels.Jazmin's transformation has also included a drastic haircut. Gone are the Californian's long brunette locks and fringe in favour of a chic pixie crop and, more recently, an elegant bob.
© Photo: Getty ImagesJazmin at the premiere of Only Lovers Left Alive
Jazmin, whose mother is real estate agent Tamara Rotolo, was confirmed as Prince Albert's daughter on 1 June 2006.The vicenarian, who has already set up her own charitable organisation called The Jazmin Fund, is currently studying at Fordham University in New York.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe 22-year-old with her mother Tamara Rotolo
Despite maintaining a relationship with her royal father, Jazmin did not attend his and Princess Charlene's wedding in July 2011 but has enjoyed trips to the Principality to spend time with Prince Albert.Albert, 56, who has another illegitimate child, 10-year-old Alexandre Coste, has made it clear over the years that his daughter is more than welcome to study and live in Monaco, although so far she has chosen to pursue her studies in the States.
