PRINCESS CAROLINE OF MONACO – AGE 64
Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite of Monaco is a timeless example of grace and elegance, seeming to defy the passage of time. As the eldest daughter of the iconic Grace Kelly and Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, she carries a legacy of sophistication. In 1999, she became the Princess of Hanover through her marriage to Prince Ernst August. A passionate advocate for humanitarian causes, Princess Caroline was appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2003. Her dedication to global issues also shone through her essay, published in the International Herald Tribune supplement, Home. Renowned as an international fashion icon, Caroline has been celebrated as one of the world’s best-dressed individuals since her youth. Beyond her public life, she enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and skiing, embodying a vibrant and active lifestyle that complements her enduring allure.
PRINCESS CAROLINE OF MONACO – AGE 64
CONNIE STEVENS – AGE 83
Connie Stevens is a beloved name in Hollywood, known for her captivating charm and timeless beauty. A versatile talent, she has worn many hats throughout her career, excelling as an actress, screenwriter, director, producer, cinematographer, editor, and singer. She made her film debut in 1957 with Young and Dangerous and followed it with her first album, Concetta, in 1958. Her breakthrough moment came in 1958 when she gained international fame by singing in Paramount’s Rock-A-Bye Baby. Around the same time, she signed a contract with Warner Bros., which led to her iconic role in Hawaiian Eye, further cementing her stardom. Beyond her on-screen success, Stevens also took on leadership responsibilities, being elected as the Screen Actors Guild’s secretary-treasurer—the second-highest office in the organization—on September 23, 2005.
CONNIE STEVENS – AGE 83
