Princess Caroline of Monaco’s daughter Charlotte Casiraghi is rumoured to have posed for the September 2010 issue of American Vogue. Styled by Fashion Editor Phyliss Posnick and photographed by legendary fashion shutterbug Mario Testino, the professional equestrian and journalist Casriaghi poses with one of her horses. Continue reading for full photo.

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Princess Caroline of Monaco and her daughters Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Alexandra of Hanover were spotted making their way through the Nice Airport earlier this week. Princess Caroline was dressed casually in stripped Breton t-shirt, jeans, sandals and carried a French market basket, while Charlotte wore a denim skirt, Converse sneakers, a white t-shirt, military brown jacket and a straw hat. Continue reading to view additional photos of both looks.

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Princess Caroline of Monaco’s daughter Charlotte Casiraghi competed in another round of the Global Champions Tour over the weekend. She was eliminated due to an injury to her right hand and spent the rest of the day shopping around the horse show grounds. The 23-year-old royal was sporting her new riding uniform and saddle pads provided by the Italian fashion house Gucci, whose roots lie in equestrian supplies. Continue reading to view additional photos of Charlotte’s look.

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Princess Caroline of Monaco and Hanover’s daughter Charlotte Casiraghi has teamed up with Gucci for a multi-year equestrian sponsorship. The Italian luxury goods label will outfit Casiraghi for all of her competitions, a reference to Gucci’s heritage which has long been inspired by equestrian motifs, such as their famous “bit bag” and loafers. Casiraghi’s new ‘uniform’ was especially designed by Gucci creative director Frida Giannini and debuted at the first leg of the 2010 Global Championship Tour in Valencia, Spain, earlier this month.

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Prince Albert and Princess Caroline of Monaco visited the 43rd Concours International de Bouquets and the 13th Reveries sur les Jardins Show at the Casino Terraces in Monte Carlo, Monaco, on Saturday afternoon. Princess Caroline looked chic in a grey draping dress with a black bow tie around the waist and a pair of oversized Ray Ban sunglasses. Continue reading to view additional photos.

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The 2010 Monte Carlo Rose Ball was held tonight at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club in Monaco. The ball had a Moroccan theme and guests included Prince Albert, his girlfriend Charlene Wittstock, Princess Caroline of Hanover, and her children Andrea, Charlotte, and Pierre Casiraghi. (Charlotte was wearing a gorgeous gown from the Chanel spring/summer 2010 haute couture collection!) Continue reading for additional photos. (*more added!!!)

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Princess Caroline of Monaco’s first American television interview with Barbara Walters circa 1985. If you have never seen 80s footage of Barbara Walters her hair, like most people’s at that time, is rather woah in shape and color.

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Charlotte Casiraghi and her family spent Christmas and New Years skiing in the Alps. Late last month Prince Albert and Princess Caroline hosted a gala for the Ballet Russes in Monte Carlo, which all Caroline’s children attended in addition to friend Karl Lagerfeld. Continue reading for additional photos. 

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Monaco National Day was yesterday. For the past few years the holiday has been celebrated on Saint Rainier’s Day (November 19) in honour of the late Prince Rainier, the principality’s previous ruler. Princess Caroline attended the ceremonies with her children Andrea, Charlotte, Pierre, and Alexandra. Her husband, Prince Ernst of Hanover, who Caroline is rumored to be divorcing was not present. Prince Albert and Princess Stephanie were there as well. Continue reading for additional photos. 

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Princess Caroline of Monaco’s eldest son Andrea Casiraghi attended the annual wine auction at the Hospices de Beaune earlier this week (November 15) in Beaune (Burgundy), France. The Hospices de Beaune is a former charitable almshouse of the XVth century that is now a museum and still treats patients in near by modern facilities. Continue reading for additional photos. 

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