Casiraghi’s understated charm shines in Chanel’s signature tweed and wide-legged denim.

Charlotte Casiraghi, deeply entrenched in the realm of French couture, has recently pivoted her personal style from dazzling gala gowns to casual ensembles, particularly evident at Chanel’s regular Fashion Week extravaganzas. At the maison’s fall 2024 runway show in Paris, Casiraghi continued her trend of opting for high-impact separates, mirroring the choices of other A-list guests such as a leather-clad Penélope Cruz and the boho chic ensemble of longtime Chanel muse Vanessa Paradis. For her appearance, Casiraghi chose a salmon boatneck jacket crafted from Chanel’s signature tweed, paired with flared, wide-legged denim accented with white exposed stitches, evoking a sense of retro elegance. The pointed-toe boots she wore further enhanced the ensemble. Amidst the heightened, over-the-top celebrity dressing typical of Fashion Week, Casiraghi’s everyday approach to her attire provided a refreshing contrast.

While adorned with Chanel labels, her pieces exuded a sense of casual sophistication, reminiscent of attire she might sport on a typical day, a departure from the daring choices of others this season.Accentuating her look, Casiraghi accessorized with a quilted Chanel mini bag and a gold cuff bracelet, complemented by a coral lip and tousled waves. Notably, while denim may be an unexpected choice for VIPs on the front row, Casiraghi has made it a habit to incorporate denim into her recent Fashion Week ensembles, signaling a departure from traditional gown and skirt attire.In January, Casiraghi attended Chanel’s couture show donning a slim-fit pair of jeans, showcasing her preference for denim over more conventional attire. Despite the contrast in styling, her choice of check tweed coat and Mary Jane heels added a distinct flair to her overall look.While many celebrities view Fashion Week as an opportunity to experiment outside their usual wardrobe, for Casiraghi, a seasoned Chanel ambassador, it’s a platform to demonstrate that less can indeed be more, reaffirming jeans as a timeless front row staple.