As the temperatures drop, let’s look to the royals to see how they rock cold weather accessories. In this edition, we’ll feature scarves as they were worn recently by Andrea Casiraghi of Monaco and by Crown Princess Mary of Denmark.
Today, Princess Mary attended the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the ‘Rights of the Child’ conference. She paired a loosely-knotted black scarf with her dark blue textured coat.
 

Princess Caroline of Monaco and her children, Andrea, Charlotte and Pierre Casiraghi  were in Fino Mornasco, Italy on October 29, 2009, to attend the funeral of Laura Sabatini Casiraghi.

Laura was the wife of Daniele Casiraghi, who is the younger brother of Stefano, Princess Caroline’s late second husband and the father of the Casiraghi trio. Laura was thus an aunt to Charlotte, Andrea and Pierre. She was also godmother to Pierre.

Prince Albert wasn’t the only Monaguesque royal who enjoyed the opening day of the Tour de France. His nephews Andrea and Pierre Casiraghi joined in the festivities as well.

Andrea Casiraghi talking business on his cellphone
The Casiraghi brothers were quite a contrast last weekend. Andrea was business-like in a suit, while Pierre appeared super casual in a T-shirt, shorts and loafers.

It looks like Charlotte Casiraghi of Monaco is busy these days with show jumping. Just a few days after the Grand Prix Horse Jumping Competition in France, Charlotte is once again in the saddle. This time, it’s at the International Monte Carlo Jumping Competition on June 25 and 26, 2009.
A few of Charlotte’s family members and their significant others were present to give their support: her mother Princess Caroline, her brother Andrea and his girlfriend Tatiana Santos Domingos, and Charlene Wittstock (Prince Albert’s girlfriend).
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The royal family of Monaco gathered to watch the Formula One Grand Prix over the weekend. The prestigious race, organized by the Automobile Club de Monaco, was held this year on May 21-24, 2009. The racing circuit winds through city streets and attracts the best Formula 1 racers in the world.
Prince Albert, Charlotte Casiraghi, Andrea Casiraghi, and Pierre Casiraghi were present at the awarding ceremony on the last day.
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The royal family of Monaco, led by Prince Albert, were in full force to celebrate their country’s National Day. Here are some more photos of the royals as they interacted with the crowds who gathered for the event on November 19, 2008. We also see them at the Opera Gala, which was part of the celebrations.

It’s been a while since I last saw the royal family of Monaco together in one place. So these photos of their celebrations of Monaco’s National Day, November 19, 2008, are such a treat! Looks like everybody was there, too.
The celebrations included the annual Thanksgiving Mass, awarding of medals at the Prince’s Palace, Army Parade, and an evening at the Opera. Prince Albert, head of the Monagesque royal family, was dashing as always at all the events. Princess Caroline, Princess Stephanie, Charlotte Casiraghi, Andrea Casiraghi, Pierre Casiraghi, oh, yes, they were there, and I’ve got photos to show you!