Princess Charlene has been looking beautiful, and not to mention super chic, during the world-famous Monaco Grand Prix, and the royal has been showing off her incredible style credentials
On Sunday, the 47-year-old attended a gala dinner in celebration of the F1 Grand Prix and we adored her full-length ensemble, which many have said is a modern-day take on a wedding dress.
© WireImageThe show-stopping ivory style was made from silk and featured a sleek and smooth asymmetrical neckline; a hugely popular style that many modern brides opt for.
Posing up a storm by Prince Albert's side, the blonde royal even carried a bouquet made form red roses!
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© WireImageAgainst the floral backdrop of the event, she looks a the vision of bridal beauty, dont you think?
© Gareth CattermolePrincess Charlene's wedding dress
Seeing Charlene in the dazzling dress made us think back to the royal's own choice of wedding gown when she got married. Let's take a look!
© VALERY HACHECharlene Wittstock, as she was then known, married Prince Albert II of Monaco back in 2011, and the bride wore a breathtaking wedding dress, which took a staggering 2,500 hours to create and included 40,000 crystals.
© GettyLooking utterly angelic on her wedding day, her jaw-dropping off-white gown was an Armani creation and had a Bardot neckline - very like Meghan Markle's wedding dress she sported in 2018.
© GettyAt the time, Vogue reported that the gown took "three seamstresses 2,500 hours to make and featured 40,000 Swarovski crystals and 20,000 mother-of-pearl teardrops". Woah!
© GettyAt the time, the design was a noticeably fashion-forward style for a royal. The shoulder-baring cut demonstrated Charlene's willingness to push the boundaries of fashion, but the elegant fabric and overall silhouette ensured it was just as spectacular as a regal wedding dress should be.
© Getty ImagesWe adored the glittering crystals which cascaded down the centre line of the style, and the whole look positively shimmered as they caught the light.
Charlene opted against a traditional royal tiara like many British brides have worn and instead wore glittering hairpieces fastened into her chic low bun.
