Princess Charlene of Monaco continued her Formula 1 style streak with an Elie Saab look on Sunday at the annual F1 Grand Prix of Monaco.

The royal wore a striking white, sleeveless ensemble courtesy of the Lebanese designer. The bodice of the look featured light pleating with a V-shaped neckline. A Louis Vuitton belt at the waist created silhouette definition. The French luxury fashion house served as a title sponsor of the prestigious event.

The camel color belt was augmented by Princess Charlene’s pointed toe heels, which peaked through beneath the billowing extra-wide-leg pants of the jumpsuit. As for other accessories, Princess Charlene added a pair of Fendi cat eye sunglasses to her ensemble and wore the Aquatica necklace with diamonds in gold by Maison Tabbah.

Prior to Sunday’s race, Princess Charlene joined her husband, Prince Albert II, on Friday for practice runs for the drivers. While previewing the track, Princess Charlene wore a fiery red Louis Vuitton dress with a similar bodice to her Elie Saab look.

Princess Charlene is a longtime attendee of the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco, often wearing designer pieces for the trophy ceremony following the official race.

In years past, Princess Charlene has worn designs by Louis Vuitton as well as a trove of designs by Akris, a label she wore from 2018 through 2023 for the annual F1 event.

Following the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco, Princess Charlene and Prince Albert II joined high-profile guests at the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco Gala, at which the royal sported a Dolce and Gabbana tuxedo rhinestone embellished shirt with a pair of high-waisted, wide-leg black trousers.

The F1 Grand Prix of Monaco took place on Sunday with 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli, a Mercedes driver, claiming his fifth consecutive victory and becoming Monaco’s youngest Grand Prix winner. Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain took second for Ferrari.