Princess Caroline's Daughter In Law Beatrice Borromeo is Monaco's Kate Middleton in Fashion!

The late Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco might be smiling from above since Princess Caroline's youngest son Pierre Casiraghi married Italian heiress Beatrice Borromeo, in a civil wedding at the Palace of Monaco in July and had a religious service in Italy in August. The heiress looks like a billion bucks, as she is the newest royal member to have a significant amount of press, due her her sense of style. The Princess is quietly becoming a fashion icon among regals.

The newly wedded wife is a television news personality was born into the family of the ancient aristocratic House of Borromeo. Her father, Don Carlo Ferdinando Borromeo is the Count of Arona and her mother, the second wife of the Count, is Countess Donna Paola Marzotto. The family owns several estate properties in the city of Milan, Lombardy, Piedmont and a majority of the Borromean Islands of Lake Maggiore. Beatrice's title as a Countess of Italy isn't too shabby, at all! Perhaps having the means to travel between various cities and countries, has been beneficial in the fashion department.

Beatrice's style has been compared to her English counterpart, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. The Italian heiress has displayed a style of her own, that has seemed to set the tone for how she will forever be viewed by the public. She's poised, well groomed and seems to dress acocording to her environment. And unlike Kate, she was already accustomed to her royal position and the fabulous lifestyle that follows, so that head start comes in handy when needing to keep up with appearances.

According to the Daily Mail, the Italian heiress' wedding "was what Vogue dubbed the chicest wedding of the summer." She wore a gold and pink Valentino gown at the Salon des Glaces, inside the Pink Palace at the Borromean Island. Later, she changed into a white tulle, floor length gown by Armani Privé, says People Style News. Nonetheless, the Countess has a long standing relationship with designers, Valentino and Armani.

While preparing for her big day down down the aisle, Donna Beatrice was seen in an above the knee sunny-yellow dress, with a burgundy monogrammed clutch that spelled, Mrs. Casiraghi. 

During Milan Fashion Week for seasons spring and summer 2016, the princess strutted around in a powder blue quarter-length coat with a plain dress underneath, but the most noticable apparel was the brown leather conned-heeled shoes. The ankle strapped eye candy was a hit. It gave an air of cuteness, yet casually chic.

On Oct. 9, she, the Prince and mother -in-law, Princess Caroline were seated front and center at the "Intimissimi On Ice" show. Of course Princess Graces' offsprings looked well put together, but the new misses made a fashion statement in a pair of blue jeans and a wool blazer with a oversized turtleneck underneath. Brown must be the color of the season, as her highness rocked a pair of brown, demi-cut boots with another conned heel. If you haven't noticed, she seems to like that style shoe. But, if we could come up with a description that describes her style, it would be a combination of effortless beauty, the classic version.

First Lady of the United Nations Madame Ban Soon-Taek spoke with Evie Evangelou, founder of Fashion 4 Development (F4D) and Casiraghi at the Fashion 4 Development Leading Ladies luncheon,  where the most recent Monaco royalty is the newly appointed Special Envoy for Human Rights. Fashion News reports, "Casiraghi, a Columbia University-trained investigative reporter, vowed to use her professional skills to champion F4D's issues."

She says, "I will be as stubborn as I will be tireless, because it is simply not acceptable to live in a world where the right to safety, the right to health, the right to life are not granted. These rights should be inherent because he or she is a human being." Charity is always a great way to add on to a title!