Grace Kelly’s granddaughter Camille Gottlieb re-creates one of the late princess’ most iconic looks

Grace Kelly’s youngest grandchild, Camille Gottlieb, is channeling the late princess with a gorgeous fashion tribute.

Gottlieb, 26, re-created Kelly’s iconic off-the-shoulder black and white dress from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 film “Rear Window” while attending the 2025 Red Cross gala on Saturday.

She worked with Italian fashion designer Elisabetta Franchi on the custom dress.

The duo gave the dress a few modern touches like a plunging neckline and a high slit on the tulle skirt, while still clearly channeling one of Kelly’s most recognizable on-screen looks. Gottlieb’s dress is also less voluminous that her grandmother’s and she added silver embellishments at the waist.

The socialite shared pictures of herself in the stunning dress on Instagram.

“❤️Thanks to @elisabettafranchi I was able to pay tribute to my grandmother with this beautiful dress 😍” she wrote.

“I’ve seen all her films. Her outfit in Alfred Hitchcock’s work is one of my favorites,” Gottlieb told Gala of her Red Cross gala dress.

Gottlieb is the daughter of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco — the youngest of Kelly and Prince Rainier III’s three children. Her father is Jean-Raymond Gottlieb, Princess Stéphanie’s former head of security, but they never married and are no longer together.

She attended Saturday’s gala with her half brother, Louis Ducruet, and his wife, Marie Chevallier. Her uncle, Prince Albert, and aunt, Princess Charlene, were also in attendance.

Although Kelly’s film career was relatively short before she retired from acting to marry Prince Rainier and became the Princess of Monaco at 26, her fashion impact was definitely felt.

Kelly’s grandchildren have also made waves in the fashion world.

The late princess’ 38-year-old granddaughter, Charlotte Casiraghi, has modeled for Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and became a Chanel ambassador in 2020.