Princess Charlene of Monaco oozes glamor at the World Rugby Awards 2024 ceremony on Sunday night.
The former Olympic swimmer, 46, looked sensational as she posed up a storm on the red carpet at the Sporting Monte-Carlo complex in Monaco.
She wowed in a floor-length, long-sleeved satin black dress that featured a diamond-encrusted bust.
To add even more sparkle, the beauty donned sparkling diamond earrings and a satin clutch.
In addition to her Old Hollywood style, the mother of two styled her blonde locks in a sleek updo.
Charlene posed for a series of photos with Alan Gilpin, chief executive of World Rugby and former English rugby union defender Jonathan Webb.
England and Harlequins fullback Ellie Kildunne won the World Rugby Player of the Year award, while South African forward Pieter-Steph du Toit claimed the men’s award for the second time at the awards.
It comes after Charlene looked effortlessly chic in a navy dress while attending a lavish gala to celebrate Monaco’s National Day with her husband Prince Albert last week.
Princess Charlene of Monaco oozes glamor at the World Rugby Awards 2024 ceremony in Monaco on Sunday night
The royal accessorized with a matching blue clutch as she arrived at the Grimaldi Forum in Monte Carlo.
She added a touch of sparkle to her ensemble with a pair of diamond earrings and highlighted her radiant features with some glamorous makeup.
Before entering the gala, Charlene accepted a bouquet of red and white roses from a young royal fan and posed for photos with her husband and other members of the Royal Household.
Joining Charlene and Albert, 66, at the annual event was the Prince’s sister, Princess Caroline of Hanover, 67, who attended the occasion with her daughter, Princess Alexandra of Hanover, 25.
Looking typically dapper, Albert sported a traditional ensemble featuring a fitted black jacket and navy trousers.
Princess Caroline, Albert’s older sister, turned heads in a blue sequin dress, while her daughter Alexandra opted for a sleeveless burgundy dress.
Monaco National Day is also known as Sovereign Prince’s Day, and the date of celebration is chosen by the reigning Prince. Traditionally, Princes chose the day of the saint that gives them their name.
But when Prince Albert inherited the title, he decided to choose the same day as his father instead of St. Albert’s Day, which would have been November 15.
The former Olympic swimmer, 46, looked sensational as she posed up a storm on the red carpet at the Sporting Monte-Carlo complex.
Charlene posed for a series of photos with Alan Gilpin, chief executive of World Rugby and former England rugby defender Jonathan Webb.
To add even more sparkle, the beauty donned sparkling diamond earrings and a satin clutch.
It is usually celebrated with fireworks over the harbor the night before and a mass in Monte Carlo the next morning.
Earlier in the day, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco tested their parents’ patience as they stepped out onto the balcony to mark the country’s National Day.
Princess Charlene had earlier started Monaco’s important day with a mass in the cathedral.
She later climbed onto the balcony of the Monaco Palace in Monte Carlo with Albert and her mini-me twins, Jacques and Gabriella, nine, for the army parade.
The beaming royals greeted the crowd, with Jacques looking dapper in uniform and Gabriella looking adorable in a bright blue coat, mirroring her mother’s vibrant look.
But later, and clearly tired of the parade, the twins got up to a series of mischievous antics that rivaled the UK’s Prince Louis, who is famous for getting cheeky during public events.
As they watched from the balcony, both Jacques and Gabriella seemed bored by the display and rested their faces in their hands.
In one image, cheeky Jacques appeared to be shouting downstairs and clenching his fists, while his twin sister looked fed up.
Charlene looked sensational in a floor-length long-sleeved dress, which she accessorized with a matching blue clutch as she arrived at the Grimaldi Forum in Monte Carlo.
Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco tested their parents’ patience when they stepped out onto the balcony to mark the country’s National Day on Tuesday.
The twins performed a series of mischievous antics that rivaled the UK’s Prince Louis, who is famous for being cheeky during public events.
Accompanied by Princesses Carolina of Hannover, 67, and Stephanie, 59, Charlene looked radiant for the occasion.
The mother-of-two donned a lilac two-piece suit, believed to be custom-made by Louis Vuitton, adding an elegant fascinator and black pumps.
Meanwhile, Jacques and Gabriella wore the Order of Grimaldi, an honor bestowed upon them at their baptisms.
The mass marked the first in a series of official events, followed by a medal ceremony and a military parade.
Members of the honor guard arrived outside Monaco Cathedral to mark the event, and members of the clergy joined the front.