Princess Charlene breaks royal protocol with a random fashion fake pass

Princess Shirley of Monaco is rarely lined up when it comes to her personal style.

With its sharp tailing, breathtaking ball gowns and feminine silhouette, it never cements its position as a royal style icon, exuding the charm of Prince Albert’s eyes, the wife of Prince Albert’s eyes.

However, despite rare changes to her royal wardrobe, the two’s mothers swapped out her usual towering heels and swapped a pair of crisp white trainers to attend the 9th edition of Charlene Rally.

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The Royal Epistle Rally, sponsored by the National Bureau of Education, Youth and Sports (DENJS), is working with the Princess Charlene Foundation in Monaco, the Peace and Sports Organization, the Anti-Doping Committee of Monaco, and the Association of Students in Monaco (APEM) to raise awareness about the value of sports.

Almost 300 students from schools across Monaco participated in and cheered on Princess Charlie.

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The South African-born royal who led the roots of her former movement looked divine in the smooth black power suit by Chloe. True to the gorgeous French designers, Princess Charlene’s footwear choice was “kick” suede, mesh and leather sneakers for £550 by Chloe.

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There is no official protocol to dictate Royals footwear, but for public events, Princess Challen, Princess Wales, and the Duchess of Edinburgh and others are often found on the heels.

why? The heels have long been linked to stylish and elegant attributes that match royal aesthetics. Furthermore, they can convey confidence and authority, the qualities that the senior working royals prefer.

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Combining a trainer and suit is a surprising change of direction for Princess Charlen. It is a surprising shift in direction considering that flats are usually booked for occasions where casual dressings like sportswear and jeans are required.

This is not the first time Charlene has shown her athletic side since leaving behind her professional swimming career and marrying Prince Albert.

During the “No Finish Line” race on November 25th, 2024, Royal fans were surprised to see Royal wearing an athletic tracksuit. The royals fell into athletic spirit to step in supporting the charity race, where every completed kilometer is converted into donations to benefit disadvantaged and sick children.

Princess Shirley slid into a fitted black tracksuit bottom, a thick black sweatshirt and a simple white T-shirt. She layered the charity’s iconic red zip-up jacket.