Hardly recognizable Princess Stéphanie: no desire for glamour
Created: 2022-03-24 05:21
By: Eva-Maria Moosmüller
Princess Stéphanie regularly takes on appointments for the Monegasque princely house and attends the most exclusive events.
But every now and then it can be a bit more casual.
Monaco – With his sisters Caroline (65) and Stéphanie (57), Prince Albert of Monaco (64) has two strong pillars at his side.
The youngest of the bunch is a regular guest at official events and has represented the Grimaldis par excellence for years.
However, things are not always as glamorous as one might think.
At her last appearance, Princess Stéphanie surprised in a completely natural look - without make-up, styling & Co.
Hardly recognizable Princess Stéphanie: no desire for glamour
Princess Stéphanie was considered a secret rebel in the royal family from a young age.
She has always had little regard for aristocratic conventions, recording music albums, working as a model and launching her own perfume, among other things.
She was always a welcome guest at exclusive parties, but she never neglected her work for the royal house and her family.
During the long absence of Princess Charlène (44) due to illness, she supported her brother Albert in his numerous tasks without hesitation - for example on the Monegasque national holiday.
She also often looked after his children Jacques (7) and Gabriella (7) or stood by the regent's side on important occasions.
When Stéphanie appears in Monaco, she is actually sure of a flurry of flashbulbs.
In the most extravagant robes, she has always skillfully attracted attention.
Most recently, however, the 57-year-old seemed to have said goodbye to glamour, glitter and great styling.
The princess is now apparently completely natural.
For Princess Stéphanie, it doesn't always have to be the big glamor appearance (symbol image).
© Andreea Alexandru/dpa
Princess Stéphanie shows herself naturally: jeans and boots have to do
Stéphanie of Monaco was recently given the honor of launching the Aïcha des Gazelles Rally.
Only women take part in the motorsport competition, which takes place in the Moroccan hinterland.
In the spirit of sporty feminism, the princess waved the starting flag.
Several photos of the happening found their way to Instagram a little later:
It is clear that such an appointment does not require an evening gown.
That the daughter of Prince Rainier (81, † 2005) and Gracia Patricia (52, † 1982) actually just appears in jeans, a casual woolen jacket and rough boots, nobody would have expected that.
Stéphanie had completely dispensed with make-up, she wore her short haircut completely unstyled.
An unusual sight?
Definitive!
But also wonderfully refreshing to see that even the royals are only too happy to show themselves "au naturel".
