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Princess Charlene of Monaco wears a lilac suit on Monaco's National Day 2024

Princess Charlene dazzles crowds in candy colours and rarely-worn diamond engagement ring

The Monegasque royal captivated Monaco's crowds from the Palais Princier balcony on Monaco's National Day

Georgia Brown
Senior Lifestyle & Fashion Writer
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All eyes were on Princess Charlene as she graced the royal spotlight beside her husband, Prince Albert on Monaco's National Day. 

The Monegasque royal was a lilac delight in a pastel-hued ensemble, looking sharp and sophisticated in an angular, asymmetrical suit in a powdery purple crepe satin.

A closer look at Princess Charlene's suit

Princess Charlene of Monaco attends the Monaco National Day on 19 November 2024© Stephane Cardinale - Corbis
Princess Charlene of Monaco attends the Monaco National Day on 19 November 2024

Princess Charlene's immaculately tailored trouser suit fit her like a glove, enhancing her feminine silhouette. 

The mother-of-two, who was also joined by her twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques, both nine, paired her look with semi-sheer black tights and towering black suede pumps.

Princess Charlene of Monaco and Prince Albert II of Monaco attend a mass during the Monaco National Day Celebration on November 19, 2024 in Monaco, Monaco.© SC Pool - Corbis
The Princess looked beautiful in her lilac suit

Elevating her look, the South African-born royal pinned a striking feather-adorned fascinator to her honey-blonde hair, which was pinned up into a romantic swirled bun.

Monaco's National Day is one of the most important days in the royal's calendar© SC Pool - Corbis
Monaco's National Day is one of the most important days in the royal's calendar

Elevating her look, the South African-born royal pinned a striking feather-adorned fascinator to her honey-blonde hair, which was pinned up into a romantic swirled bun. 

A resplendent Charlene opted for a glowy beauty combination, complete with a shimmery rosy blush to elevate her defined cheekbones.

The Princely family waved at spectators from the balcony © Pascal Le Segretain
The Princely family waved at spectators from the balcony

The National Day of Monaco, also known as The Sovereign Prince's Day, is an opportunity to celebrate the history and culture of the nation. Every year, the Princely family and the extended Grimaldi line, reflect on the traditions of their small but important nation with a series of parades and events.

Thousands of spectators watched the Prince and Princess of Monaco take to the balcony of the Palais Princier with their children, waving to the crowds below.

Princess Charlene's rarely-worn diamond

A close-up photo of an engagement ring worn by Charlene Wittstock, fiancee to His Serene Highness, Prince Albert II Of Monaco visits the National Museum during a State visit on April 4, 2011 in Dublin, Ireland.© Gareth Cattermole
A close-up photo of the engagement ring worn by Princess Charlene

The Princess also appeared to be wearing her rarely-worn engagement ring, which marks the first time she has been seen wearing it in public since April this year.

The royal wore her precious jewel religiously until around 2017 but later removed it, only choosing select occasions to wear the breathtaking sparkler.  

The royal appeared to be wearing her dazzling engagement sparkler© PLS Pool
The royal appeared to be wearing her dazzling engagement sparkler

Thought to be created by Parisian jeweller Repossi, a leading name in handcrafted jewels, Charlene's show-stopping ring features a massive three-carat, pear-cut diamond flanked by smaller diamonds in triangle arrangements. 

The dazzling ring accompanies her 18-carat white gold platinum ring by Cartier, which she and her husband exchanged on their royal wedding day in July 2011.

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