Monaco’s Pierre Casiraghi and Beatrice Borromeo had quite the date night on Friday, September 1. The royal pairstepped out for the star-studded 2017 Venice Film Festival, looking glamorousin formal attire. Pierre and Beatrice attend the 74th annual festival’s inaugural FrancaSozzani Award ceremony. A tribute to the late Vogue Italia editor-in-chief of the same name, the first Franca Sozzani Award was decided to be given to Julianne Moore.
Pierre Casiraghi and his wife Beatrice Borromeo attend 2017 Venice Film Festival Photo: WireImage
The fashionable couple stunned instantaneously, as they stepped off an Italian water taxiand onto the event’s bustling red carpet. Both clearly brought their styleA-game, with Princess Caroline’s 29-year-old son looking dapper in adouble-breasted tuxedo and bow tie. He stood by his beautiful 32-year-oldwife’s side as they posed for photographers.
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Beatrice Borromeo looked bright in pink gown Photo: Getty Images
Beatrice was bright in a long-sleeved pink and black-striped gown. Herdesign held a clear medieval influence, with pretty embellishments and accentedshoulder pieces. She complemented the ensemble with long earrings and a simplepair of grey heels. The aristocrat wore her blonde locks down, tucking itbehind her ears as the wind blew.
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The Monaco royals looked gorgeous as the stepped out in Venice Photo: Getty Images
Pierre and Beatrice left their 6-month-old baby Stefano at home for theglittering evening out. The gorgeous couple welcomed their firstborn son on February28. They paid homage to Pierre's late father, Stefano Casiraghi, who tragicallypassed away in 1990 in a sailing accident, by giving their son the name Stefano ErcoleCarlo. Stefano's other names have ties to familyorigins as well. Ercole, which is Hercules in Italian, was the name of a 16th centurylord of Monaco's son, Hercules Grimaldi. Carlo is a recurrent name inBeatrice's noble Italian family as well as the name of her father Don CarloFerdinando Borromeo.
