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enero 28, 2022Charlotte Casiraghi of Monaco, led the meaning of "playing" at new heights at the Paris de Chanel Fashion Week on Tuesday on Tuesday.
The Chanel brand ambassador, who assumed the coveted paper in 2021, inaugurated the spring/summer 2022 collection of the luxury fashion house on horseback on horseback.Casiraghi is granddaughter of Grace Kelly, the late American actress who became Princess of Monaco after her marriage to Prince Rainiero III in 1956.
The royalty wore a completely black Chanel suit with a black matching helmet while jogging with artists like Anna Wintour, Pharrell, Margot Robbie, Sofia Coppola and others, while the musician Sébastien Tellier played live.
Chanel began to make fun of the appearance of the beloved fashion on her Instagram two days ago, sharing photos of the 35 -year -old woman wearing Chanel and riding her horse.
@Tobieh87 Absolutely! And how can you see where you are at, if you don't know who you are? How can you lead other… https://t.CO/MVyW6XYWWZ
— Andrea Polzer 🚢 Alumni Tue Jul 20 20:07:56 +0000 2021
Charlotte is the daughter of Caroline, princess of Hanover and Stefano Casiraghi, who died in 1990.Charlotte's uncle is Prince Alberto II, sovereign prince of Monaco.
Charlotte, who occupies the 11th place in the line of succession to the throne, is consummated model, writer and equestrian.
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