The most frequent is to associate the spectacular red carpet evenings with actresses, supermodels and other stars of the world of culture and entertainment. However, las royals They have also demonstrated their power in this regard by attending a large number of film festivals, awards and beneficial events; Among them, the met gala. Carlota Casiraghi, Diana de Wales and members of the youngest generation, such as Talita von Furstengerg and Olympia de Greece, have figured in the exclusive list of invited to the so -called fashion Oscar, an appointment that pays tribute to The Annual Exhibition of the Costume Institute of the New York Metropolitan Museum. On the occasion of its next edition, which will take place on Monday, May 5, 2025, we remember Every time the most stylish women of royalty came To this glamorous evening.
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The theme Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty He honored the Kaiser of Fashion, former creative director of Chanel, who was not only his mother’s personal friend, Carolina de Monaco, but organizer of the iconic dance of the rose. This lingerie dress with black lace ornaments and ties, a haute couture design of Chanelit was a success to the point of placing the princess among the best dressed in the night, according to the readers of Hello!
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What a luxury trio who attended the edition entitled Impossible Conversations! In the image, the Socialité Chantal Olympia Dellal poses with Princess Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis, who looks a striking dress of Mary Katrantzou, and Beatrice Borromeo. Pierre Casiraghi’s current woman hit her first and only gala with a word of honor with Valentino floral brocades.
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Four years later, she was the turn of her sister -in -law, daughter of Carolina de Monaco, attending as a companion of the creative director of Gucci, Alessandro Michele, wearing one of her colorful designs of cascade flyers with metallic lace. Although it is uncertain if this inn will be repeated in a few hours, in view of the radical cut in the list of attendees for the health situation, we will have this glamorous stamp of the princess for the memory.
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Under the theme of Manus X Machina: Fashion in the technological eraQueen Jordana went to her first and only celebration at the New York Museum that same year with an impressive black tulle dress and golden feathers that simulated the idea of the Phoenix AVE, signed by Valentino.
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This time without Beatrice Borromeo by his side, the aristocrat who works as an art collector in the American metropolis got into the thematic dystopian of the night with her futuristic look. He chose a bardot neckline dress with velvet length and golden sleeves with body brocades, which complemented with a feather headdress, choker Silver, roqueros booties with buckles and loaded makeup.
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The nicknamed as ‘Princess Dinamita’ for her rebel attitude and shocking looks came back to the celebration in 2017, whose exhibition paid tribute to the iconic Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons), with a pink gabardine dress with three -dimensional appliques of flowers and red salons with ribbons at the beginning.
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Marie-Chantal’s niece of Greece is one of the assistants recurring to the event since her official debut in this edition, and that her grandparents are the well-known Egon and Diane Von Furstenberg, so from a very young age she began to soak up the fashion industry. After starring in numerous magazine covers and gesturing a legion of followers in the networks, it is consolidated as one of the new blue blood influencers. This year, he opted for sobriety with a plain black dress with asymmetric neckline and siren tail, courtesy of the family firm.
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An unpublished inn that has not been repeated to date is that of Isabel II’s granddaughter that May night. In tune with the exhibition Heavenly bodies: fashion and Catholic imaginationwore a transparent draped dress with high neck and fist closed fist made in electric blue with rhinestones, Alberta Ferretti, which completed with a headband and golden sandals.
– Carlota Casiraghi and Beatriz de York, two very different ‘royals’ at the Met 2018 Gala
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Nothing more heavenly than the ‘Cinderella’ dress that the designer’s granddaughter wore. A cross design, made with 350 meters of pale blue tulle, a silk taffet lining and adorned with swarovski crystals that bears the name of Ave Maria. He finished princess’s styling with jewels taken from his grandmother’s personal collection.
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The Monegasca princess was accompanied by Anthony Vaccarello, creative director of Saint Laurent after the departure of Hedi Slimane a year earlier. Casiraghi at the time was named Ambassador of the brand for the Autumn/Winter 2018 collection, so it was logical that it came from the creator’s hand. He wore a black leather mini dress with details of metallic stars and asymmetric neckline that exposed one of his shoulders and thick heel platform and heel, showing that casual and rocker style that characterizes many of his styles.
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Unforgettable was the presence of Guillermo’s mother and Harry of England in that evening that took place three months after prince Carlos’s divorce. Symbolicly, premiered a daring look with lingerie dress in blue midnight signed by John Galliano for Dior, which complemented with a bag Lady Diorcalled for being one of the favorites of the memorable ‘Lady di’. He resorted to one of his favorite jewels: the necklace formed by seven pearl chains that converge in an incredible dimensions sapphire, a piece that originally belonged to the queen mother and goes to match her engagement ring.
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The woman of Prince Constantine of Greece attended her second Metropolitan Museum Gala captivated by the subject Jacqueline Kennedy: The White house Years. The protocol was taken to the letter with its asymmetric design of Caftán Aguamarina, with eastern -style winks of who was John F. Kennedy’s wife in the 60s. He arrived from the hand of Valentino, who dressed it that night, as well as the wedding day.
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His daughter, Princess Olympia, was one of the muses of Balmain For the edition of Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology. Respecting the aesthetics sent by the invitation, he followed the maximalist trends marked by Olivier Rousteing at that time from the creative direction of the French house. The Greek caused a stir with her metallic brocadiated look, which she complemented with daring boots over the knee.
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The young woman surprised on the pink carpet with a dress of the same entire semi -transparent tone, which presented three -dimensional flowers of flowers throughout the bodice and tail. To match, a crown of flowers that culminated, on its loose hair with bohemian waves, a fairy tale look. According to the social networks of Diane Von Furstenberg, the aristocrat was ‘channeling Eva’ that night.
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The first gala on the stairs of the New York museum for the woman of Albdalá II happened more than 15 years ago. At night he paid tribute to Paul Poiret with the exhibition Poiret: King of FashionRania came accompanied and dressed in Giambattista Valli With a dress that reminds the creations with which the French designer released the woman from the corset at the beginning of the century, without leaving the female figure.
