Pauline Ducruet. Estefanía de Monaco’s daughter brought together her entire family for a fun fashion campaign: look at the photos

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Despite her conflictive divorce, the princess Stephanie of Monaco and Daniel Ducruet managed over time to maintain a cordial relationship for the sake of their common children, Louis and Pauline, and form a blended family that includes the former bodyguard’s current wife, Kelly Marie Lancien, their daughter, Linoué, and Michaël, the eldest son that Daniel had with Martine Malbouvier. Last year we saw them all together at Pauline’s 29th birthday – Camille Gottlieb, Estefanía’s youngest daughter, was also there – and now the young designer brought them together to star in the summer campaign for Alter Designs, her sustainable clothing brand. and without gender that fuses luxury with underworld aesthetics. The result was a fun shooting in which his cousin Alexandre Grimaldi, the son of Albert of Monaco with the stewardess Nicole Coste, his brother Louis and his sister-in-law Marie Chevallier (who are Victoire’s parents), Michaël and his wife, Coraline, also participated. , and his grandmother Maguy Ducruet, among other members of his family clan.

Estefanía and her designer daughter with metallic top and pants looks.

Splendid at 59 years old, the princess dazzled with her figure and her abs.

Daniel Ducruet, with a total black look, with his daughters Linoué and Pauline, who is wearing an organza slip dress.

Casual posing. Camille Gottlieb with a drink in her hand while Stephanie of Monaco and Louis Ducruet chat at the other end of the bar. Behind, smiling, Marie Chevallier and Pauline Ducruet.

Black and white. The men of the family – Louis, Michaël and Daniel Ducruet – with outfits that contrast with that of little Linoué.

Very cute with sunglasses, cousins Pauline and Alexandre pose in the pool. The son of Alberto de Monaco wears an outfit made with recycled fabric.

Michaël Ducruet, Daniel’s eldest son with Martine Malbouvier, and his wife, Coraline.

The entire “model family” at the end of photo production.

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