There fashion summer 2022 it has vintage taste: current trends echo past decades. It’s time to mix retro style with modernity, rediscover some images of the past to create personal outfits full of charm. There is something mesmerizing about looking at old photographs of royalty. This is especially the case if the observed person Carolina of Monaco, the quintessence of royal excellence. Her elegant looks marked the fashion of the 70s, making her a style icon who does not stop shining even now that she has passed 65 candles on the cake. And it is from the photograph of 1978, in which Carolina of Monaco laughs costume the whole with her ex-husband Philippe Junot, who shows all the elegance inherited from her mother Grace Kelly. Elegance, which was then transferred to Charlotte Casiraghi, of course.
Carolina Monaco style as in youth, so today it remains the same in time: atomic, eternal, uninterrupted and constant inspiration. Keyword of his appearance? Class. Carolina of Monaco in a white one-piece swimsuit covers the summer of 1978 in Guadeloupe. Carolina was on holiday with her first husband, Philippe, a Parisian banker, whom she married in 1978 but divorced two years later after the marriage was annulled by the Sacra Rota court. Carolina of Monaco from the first moment he put into practice a provocation that was never appreciated among the crowned persons: to be photographed in swimsuitconfirming with his daughter Charlotte how much for the Grimaldi-Casiraghi family swimsuit it is pure nobility to exhibit. And this look from pareo it shows us how.
Carolina di Monaco look: white one-piece swimsuit
Isabel Marant reaffirms and reworks the swimwear classic with the Symi design in white. Cutouts at the hips and back create an ultra-modern silhouette.
Carolina di Monaco look: pink and white sarong
The par excellence, the most luxurious cover ever, is the sarong. A midi length with a front knot that reveals a slit, this sarong has a floral pattern in pink, yellow, blue and fuchsia that goes well with a white suit.
Image of Carolina di Monaco: necklace with pearl pendant
A radiant teardrop pearl dangles from Sophie Bille Brahe’s L’eau Pearl necklace. Simple and precious, with minimal elegance, it is supported by a fine 14K yellow gold chain. It will be an irreplaceable gem that enriches your retro look.
Source: Elle