Beatrice Borromeo or how to become Queen of Venice with a spectacular Dior

Don’t say elegance, say Beatrice Borromeo† The wife of was absolutely fascinating Pierre Casiraghi during the couple’s visit to Venice last weekend, to attend an event at the Teatro La Fenice. There she shone under the rainy Venetian night with a Haute Couture design signed by Dior, the company responsible for organizing the gala dinner attended by both the journalist and her husband. An evening that was eminently charitable, as all proceeds went to the Ukrainian refugees in Italy, and which also coincides with the opening of the 59th Venice Biennale, in what is his return to the Italian city after a three-year absence.

Beatrice managed to emerge triumphant from this event thanks to a unique piece created by Maria Grazia Chiuri, created for Dior for her Haute Couture Spring Summer 2018 collection. A long black dress with short sleeves, made up of two parts: a corset top and an opaque culotte. The grille on the body is reminiscent of a spider web. Notable is the prominence given to the neckline and the embellishments it contains on the sheer fabric skirt. An immensely refined styling that complements the princess with a black cape tied around her neck that protected her from the intense rain that fell on Venice. With this choice of clothing, Beatrice Borromeo saves the gothic-chic style that was so fashionable at least ten years ago and is characterized by a pronounced dedication to the color black, but with applications such as beads, lace or the use of glitter. gold, to break the chromatic monotony. Likewise, she once again has an enviable figure.

As a curiosity, it should be noted that that collection was presented in the Rodin Museum in Paris and that it was a tribute to one of the most important figures of Surrealism, the Argentine Leonor Fini. A tribute that is far from new in the House since years before, it was Christian Dior himself who paid tribute to this artist: “He was the first gallery owner to organize an exhibition for Leonor Fini, who was a very unconventional person at the time, one of the first female artists, absolutely modern and with very cool outfits,” explains Grazia Chiuri to fashion†

Concerning the invent, the Italian aristocrat chose the often infallible maxim of less is more, for a very natural make-up. Her hair was tied back revealing a pair of gold maxi earrings with a green oval stone. By his side and holding the umbrella so that the princess does not get soaked, Pierre Casiraghi. Carolina de Monaco’s son was absolutely flawless thanks to a black suit. A marriage that radiates glamor on all four sides.

Talking about Beatrice Borromeo is not just talking about anyone. Considered by many to be the most stylish royal in the world (the magazine chatterbox called it that in 2021), the Italian has conquered everyone thanks to his dedication to refinement. His critical acclaim is so high that he can outdo Carlota Casiraghi in a high profile event when she poses with her.

The daughter of Carlo Ferdinando Borromeo Arese, Count of Arona, and Paola Marzotto goes to style show in looks. Their bets are usually foolproof. In everyone’s memory is his choice for his wedding day with Carolina de Monaco’s son, when he opted for an ivory long sleeve bridal design, custom made by Armani, featuring a V-neckline and satin sash.

But not everything is formality. Beatrice Borromeo has also shown us all along that she can turn a dress with a clear holiday sky into a hit. It happened with this colorful boho chic look designed by her sister-in-law, Marta Ferri. Over the years, she has managed to create a very personal style in which accessories are of great importance: jewellery, rhinestone details or the most minimalistic headdresses are her best allies. The Grimaldi have in her their best standard of elegance and that says a lot in a family like the Monegasque.