Grace of Monaco: Princess in Dior

Text by Frederic Mitterrand and Brigitte Richart and Florence Müller, Foreword by Bernard Arnault and Prince Albert II of Monaco A singular look into Grace of Monaco's stylish life through the exceptional dresses that the house of Dior created for her over the years.Grace Kelly's life may have transformed from that of a Hollywood star to Princess of Monaco, but her status as a style icon remained constant throughout her life. There is perhaps no better record of this than her close thirty-year-long relationship with the illustrious house of Dior. Published on the occasion of the 2019 exhibition at the Musée Christian Dior in Granville, France, this sophisticated illustrated volume celebrates the close collaboration between Grace Kelly and the artistic directors of Dior throughout the years, from Christian Dior, to her support of Yves Saint Laurent, and her close friendship with Marc Bohan. An in-depth overview of this special exhibition, this new title explores the evolving relationship between Dior's designers and their muse through insights from experts on Dior and Monaco's royals--including an intimate interview with Princess Grace's favorite couturier and close friend, Marc Bohan--and beautiful images from Dior's archives as well as an exclusive photoshoot in Monaco. Fashion-loving readers will be delighted to rediscover the classic elegance of Grace Kelly's wardrobe through the gorgeous designs created for her by Dior. About The Author Florence Müller is curator of Fashion and Textile Art at Denver Art Museum's Avenir Foundation and associate professor at the Institut Français de la Mode. Frédéric Mitterrand is a broadcaster, writer, and documentarian. He held the position of French Minister of Culture and Communication between 2009 and 2012. Brigitte Richart is a fashion and art curator at the Musée Christian Dior in Granville. Prince Albert II of Monaco is Grace Kelly's son and the reigning monarch of the Principality of Monaco.Bernard Arnault is the chairman and CEO of LVMH.

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