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Camille Gottlieb, the granddaughter of the legendary Grace Kelly, is a red carpet queen just like her late grandma.
Gottlieb, a Monaco-based content creator, is the daughter of Princess Stéphanieof Monaco and Jean Raymond Gottlieb. Kelly, of course, was an American actress and Princess of Monaco thanks to her marriage to Prince Rainier III. While Kelly tragically died in a car accident in 1982, her legacy lives on forever, particularly due to her tremendous contribution to film. She earned acclaim for her roles in Alfred Hitchcock's classics Dial M for Murder, Rear Window, and To Catch a Thief.
This weekend, Gottlieb hit the red carpet at the 77th Red Cross Ball in Monaco and showed the world those movie star good looks she inherited. Wearing a soft yellow silk gown with her long blond hair in gentle waves, Gottlieb shined brightly.
Gottlieb Loves to Soak Up the Sun
In the present day, Gottlieb has inherited her grandmother’s blonde hair and classic beauty. Lounging on the beach in Mauritius in a leopard print bikini, Gottlieb looked like she was having the time of her life on vacation.
“Sunshine, friends, turquoise water, our favorite island on earth and lots of love. 🥰,” Gottlieb captioned the post, which was originally written in French.
She Recreated One of Her Grandmother’s Most Famous Looks
Last July, Gottlieb wore a gown similar to the one that Kelly wore in Alfred Hitchcock‘s iconic 1954 film Rear Window. Dressed to the nines for the 76th Red Cross Ball in Monaco, Gottlieb looked absolutely stunning.
“When I was very little, I was often told that I looked like my grandmother,” Gottlieb told French publication Galawhile getting ready for the big event. “To me, it’s one of the best compliments I could ever receive.”
In the photo’s caption, originally written in French, Gottlieb wrote, “Thanks to [Elisabetta Franchi] was able to pay tribute to my grandmother with this magnificent dress.”
While the jewelry is a bit different than what Kelly wore in the film, the dress is pretty close.
Her Dreams of Meeting Her Grandmother
While Gottlieb never got to meet her grandmother due to her untimely death, she has heard endless stories about her wit from her own mother.
“For me, she is above all my mother’s mother. I would really have liked to know her and talk with her. From what my mother tells me, from what we hear, she was a very funny person, with ideas, who had character and who was a very admirable person on all levels,” Gottlieb told Vanity Fair last year, Tatler reported.
