A “family”of Paul Shirville roses.

Charlotte Marie Pomeline Casiraghi is the daughter of Caroline, Princess of Monaco, and of Stefano Casiraghi, deceased. Charlotte Casiraghi, in the line of succession to the Principallity’s throne, is the fourth heir.

Charlotte has two brothers who precede her in the succession to the throne of Monaco: Andrea and Pierre Casiraghi. Also is her sister princess Alexandra of Hanover, daughter of the third husband of her mother, Caroline of Monaco..

Frederic Mistral rose- Meitebros

At the wedding of Prince Albert II of Monaco with Miss Charlene Wittstoc, Princess Caroline of Monaco surrounded by her children Charlotte, Pierre and Andrea Casiraghi.

Princess of Monaco Rose Pink - hybrid tea

Charlotte arriving at the Gala Dinner to celebrate the wedding of her uncle – Prince Albert II – with the now Princess Charlene of Monaco.

Japanese rose

Charlotte at the Galla Dinner to celebrate the wedding of her uncle Prince Albert II of Monaco with Princess Charlene, surrounded by her brothers Pierre and Andrea Casiraghi.

Rosier Grand-Parcours

Andrea Casiraghi, his sister Charlotte and Alex Dellal, at the Jumping International de Monte Carlo in June, 2011. Charlotte, more dazzling then ever and particularly elegant.

Hybrid Tea rose 'Michele Meilland'

The brightness of the beauty of Charlotte is even more resplendent than the spotlights...

one beautiful pink rose...

The green eyes of Charlotte Casiraghi

Charles de Gaulle rose malva

With her boyfriend Alex Dellal at the wedding of her uncle, Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Botticelli roses

Charlotte Casiraghi arriving at Valentino’s haute couture show, gala dinner and ball held at Parco dei Daini, Villa Borghese, Rome.

“Jeanie La Joie” rose

Charlotte Casiraghi

is of a so pure beauty

that it can even be

called innocent.

“Petit Trianon” roses

Charlotte

shining at

another one of

the famous

Monaco’s Bal

de la Rose.

Roses cuisse de nymphe émue

Hola - 2006

She declares not without reason:

“Ma mère est un exemple pour moi.”

(My mother is to me an example.)

Rose of Marseille

From her mother,

Princess

Caroline of Monaco,

resplendent

and emerita «cavalière»

Charlotte has inherited

grace and beauty.

Paul Shirville rose

“Riding teaches to be humble and enables us to understand that it’s not possible to always be the first”.C.C.

Green Spring Garden`s roses

Passionate about riding, Charlotte excedes in jumping, the difficult discipline she has always practiced. At this competition, she presented herself with the face framed by an african braid.

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Rose Nimbus

Charlotte Casiraghi

attended

the opening

of Gucci Museum,

in Florence,

on the occasion

of the 90th

anniversary

of the italian brand.

Jacques Cartier rose

Dressed in pink or black, Charlotte’s beauty is always a hightlight of the Bal de La Rose

Chorlae rose

Charlotte and her bébé of Teckel breed (basset d’Allemagne) at the Jumping International de Monaco .

a garden rose

Not only glamorous is the life of Charlotte Casiraghi,

And she declares:

“Je ne suis pas princesse”(I’m not a princess)

Charles De Gaulle rose malva - Mme. Meilland

However, by more that she tries to compose an easygoing style, beauty, refinement, elegance and good taste are never missing features in the presence ofCharlotte Casiraghi.

Nimbus rose, LEGgrey

In Vogue–2011 magazine, Charlotte’s “glamour”.

Italian roses

Charlotte at two of 10.001 gala evenings she will certainly shine throughout her life.

Charles de Gaulle rose

Charlotte Casiraghi

impersonating what dictated Coco Chanel:

“L’élégance est le refus.”

(Elegance is refusal.)

“Princesse de Monaco” rose, especially created for the mythic « Bal de la Rose »

Charlotte making her “debut”at Monaco’s Bal de la Rose in 2006.

Even more beautiful, Charlotte at Monaco’s Bal de la Rose in 2010

Ophelia rose

The Bal de La Rose, undeer the presidency of Sovereign Albert II of Principality of Monaco and his sister Princess Caroline, is held annually in the Salle des Étoiles of the Monte Carlo Sporting Club. The big social event is sponsored by The Princess Grace of Monaco Foundation, presided today by her daughter Princess Caroline of Hanover.  

Created in 1954 by Princess Grace of Monaco, the “Bal de la Rose” gathers the elite of international society, but it is much more than a worldly event because all of its revenue is donated to the Princess Grace Foundation, which was established in 1964 as an international project to develop large humanitarian, philanthropic and artistic actions.

Photos: All images are brought from the Net, with credits from their respective authors.

Music: La vie em rose – performed by Die_12_Cellisten_der_Berliner_Philharmoniker

Creation, research, compilation and formatting:

Delza Dias Ferreira delzadfer@gmail.com

English version: Claudia Ricci

http://culturesandart.blogspot.com São Paulo, X - 2011