#jacket suit

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Princess Grace, during an interview in 1974, said, "I only need to see some of the current ones to know that I don't regret leaving Hollywood!"

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INSIDE GRACE'S WARDROBE 🪡 THE DIOR SUIT WITH PATTERNED SHIRT (S/S 1966)

This skirt and jacket ensemble with a brown printed blouse is from Dior's spring/summer 1966 collection. It was designed by its then-creative director, Marc Bohan, and crafted by Racine French. The princess wore it with a hat of the same color at Monaco's International Dog Show in April 1966, the same year during a photo session at the palace by Howell Conant and a year later in the documentary Monte Carlo: C'Est la Rose, with a brown velvet headband and Cartier earrings.

Photo Credits: Reporters Associes/Getty; the MET.

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Princess Grace at At Look at Monaco (1963) a documentary to promote Monaco in the United States.

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Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace inaugurates an industrial trade fair in Monte Carlo on June 1, 1967.

Princess Grace looks wearing a navy and white jacket suit by Dior.

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Princess Grace in 1962 during the filming of "A Look at Monaco" (NBC), a TV documentary to promote the principality in the US. It was aired on February 17, 1963.

Credits: Everett Collection.

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Princess Grace, on a Givenchy white jacket suit, with John MacAulay, president of the Canadian Red Cross Society, in 1962.

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INSIDE GRACE'S WARDROBE

Princess Grace wearing the same white and navy patterned jacket suit at the International Book Festival of Nice on May 12, 1975 (top left); at her visit to Floriale, in Gent (Belgium) on April 24, 1975 (top right); at an event at the palace (I think a conference for the Mediterranean Sea, not sure) that same year (second row - left) and a year later, on her arrival to Edinburgh on September 1, 1976 where she performed a poetry recital at the festival (second row - right). On May 8, 1978 she wore it again for a lunch of The American Women's Group of Paris, celebrated at Hotel Intercontinental (third row).