Princess Caroline Of Monaco Was A Vision Of Royalty In A Red Caped Dress

While you were fussing over the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attending the Royal Variety Performance last night, you might've missed some more royal action a few countries away. Over in Monte-Carlo, royals were stepping out for a formal occasion of their own: Monaco National Day.

Princess Caroline, also known as the Princess of Hanover—daughter of Prince Rainier III of Monaco and Grace Kelly—made an especially stunning cameo for a gala honoring the holiday, wearing a fiery red asymmetrical cape gown.

Related article: 30 Stylish Royals You Probably Don’t Know, But Should

The number appears to be the Stella McCartney Cecilia cape-effect gown, but the exact style is currently sold out online. However, a similar versions are still available to shop.

Princess Caroline wore a matching clutch and dangling jeweled earrings, along with daring black and gold cage sandals. Her white arm-length gloves added a touch of Old Hollywood glamour, reminiscent of her late mother.

She was also seen wearing the Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Charles, the highest honor of chivalry in Monaco. The princess wore the jeweled badge on a red and white sash—referencing the official colors of the principality's flag—over her dress.

Meanwhile, her daughter-in-law, Beatrice Casiraghi (née Borromeo), appeared behind her in a gold Giorgio Armani gown.

Related article: Monaco's Pierre Casiraghi And Beatrice Borromeo Welcome Their Second Child

Before the evening festivities, Princess Caroline joined other members of the royal family at the daytime ceremonies. Stepping out on the balcony of the Monaco Palace, she appeared beside a number of her grandchildren, including two of the youngest: Maximillian Rainier (born to Andrea and Tatiana Casiraghi in April) and Francesco Carlo Albert (born to Pierre and Beatrice Casiraghi in May), according to People.

Related article: Another Royal Baby Was Born In Monaco And We All Missed It

This marked the little ones' public debut—and they got to share it with their stylish grandmother.

This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.