As Beatrice Borromeo slips into the Venetian night in a Dior gown and velvet cape

The silhouette is as imperial as the place. On April 20, to celebrate the start of the 60th Venice Biennale, the house of Dior organized a ball at the Arsenale Vecchio. And it was in the heart of the fairy-tale-worthy decor of candles, crystal chandeliers and flower arrangements that Beatrice Borromeo appeared with her husband, Pierre Casiraghi. The 38-year-old aristocrat wore a long dress from Dior’s Fall-Winter 2023 haute couture collection.

A model characterized by pleated satin organza and spectacular detailing on her sleeveless gold guipure blouse. To spice things up, Beatrice Borromeo opted for a long black velvet cape. The collection is signed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, artistic director of the women’s collection of the house of Dior. As for accessories, the young woman chose “Rose des Vents” earrings and a necklace from Dior jewelry. For his part, Pierre Casiraghi appeared in a very smartly fitted black tuxedo, complete with a small bow tie and a pair of polished black shoes.

An evening of solidarity

The ball, which the couple attended, aimed to raise funds for the heritage of the city of Venice, and in particular to help with the restoration of Porta Magna and the Ca d’Oro museum at Arsenal. On Sunday, April 14, Beatrice Borromeo and her husband went to the stands of the finals of the prestigious Rolex Masters Monte-Carlo tennis tournament. The daughter of Donna Paola Marzotto set her sights on casual but still signature Dior for the day in a mint green ensemble consisting of a short-sleeved jacket and trousers. Luxury.