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Princess Charlene of Monaco loves to put it in neutral! Yesterday she stepped out in Stuttgart, Germany wearing a belted shirtdress in khaki—a hue she happens to adore. Previously, the royal has worn a deep beige double-face cashmere funnel-neck Akris cape with a matching embroidered sheath dress (left), a sleek sand-hued coat with a fold-over collar (center left), and a pleated camel cocktail dress with matching sandals. Tell us, which neutral look is your favorite? Vote in the poll below! More

Couturier to the likes of Angelina Jolie and Princess Charlene of Monaco, Akris, based in Switzerland’s fabled “Embroidery City,” is celebrating its 90th year in business with a new commemorative book, curated by FIT’s museum director, Valerie Steele, with an assist from the brand’s designer, Albert Kriemler. “For us, this book is extremely special. If you think of the last 90 years, it’s much more an expression in five chapters of what Akris is today,” Kriemler told us at the Bergdorf Goodman launch of Akris, the book. “The final editing was the most exciting thing. It was like a recipe—doing a meal where you prepare everything for it, but then, when the mise en place is done, it’s really the most exciting moment.” And the finished product is beautiful! Complete with pictures of celebrity fans and decades-old pieces from the brand’s inception, Steele’s book truly gives a well-rounded history of the honored brand. Click through to preview the book, available to pre-order now ($125, assouline.com).

Princess Charlene of Monaco stepped out today wearing wide-legged trousers, a sleek shell, and a shoulder-baring wrap in robin’s egg blue—a hue she happens to adore. She previously wore the exact ensemble at the Monte Carlo Grand Prix, and she’s also slipped on an aqua Chanel jacket (far left), an icy embellished gown (center left), a navy sequined Louis Vuitton cocktail dress (center), and a pastel sky suit (center right). Tell us: which blue look is your favorite? Vote in the poll below! More