Princess Charlène of Monaco is always good for a surprise. But her new style became an unexpected eye-catcher. Her blonde hair is gone.
Monte-Carlo – In recent years, Princess Charlène of Monaco (45) has proven time and again that she has a mind of her own. Her love of experimentation was particularly evident in her changing looks and outfits. There was always a new hairstyle to go with it – but the Monegasque remained largely true to her blonde hair. Until now, as reported rtl.de. Because Charlène has opted for a new hair color.
From blonde to brunette: Charlène of Monaco dares to change her type
At the "Maria Callas Award" in Monaco, the press and the public were amazed when Charlène walked the red carpet alongside her husband Prince Albert (65) at the Monte-Carlo Opera House. Because the once blonde princess was hardly recognizable after a change of type. And for once, that wasn't because of the Monegasque woman's dress.
Charlène had finally declared war on her blonde hair and decided on a chocolate brown hair color. A special feature. Because, although Charlène has been relying on dark hair styling lately, she had still retained blonde highlights. Now she dared to take a final step and switched completely from blonde to brunette.
Charlène of Monaco: Her blonde pixie cut was the trademark
Over the past twelve years, Charlène of Monaco has tried out numerous looks to make fashion statements as Princess of Monaco. This was also noticeable in her hair. Her blonde mane, which she hid under her swimming cap when she was still a South African competitive swimmer, was also attacked. In 2013, the blonde pixie cut finally became Charlène's unmistakable trademark.
From November 2021, a new phase in the life of the princess began. The mother of two had withdrawn from the public eye due to health problems. From her South African homeland, Charlène spoke only rarely and with rather worrying images. After a hospital stay, she returned to the spotlight last year and resumed her royal duties.
Expectations were high for Charlène of Monaco. How would the icon appear at Albert's side for the coronation of Charles III? But another took the fashion crown. Sources used:rtl.de