Princess Charlene of Monaco is the epitome of summery style in an all-white ensemble

Princess Charlene of Monaco was effortlessly elegant in an all-white ensemble as she and husband Prince Albert II welcomed basketball athletes to the Palace of Monaco today.

The royal family – along with their son, little prince Jacques – smiled as they congratulated the AS Monaco Basket (ASM) players and leading staff alongside their trophy two days after winning the French Elite Basketball Championship.

The European monarch, 45, was the epitome of summer style in a sleeveless silky top and tapered cream trousers, fastened with a silver belt.

Sporting a dewy makeup look, the mother-of-two, who is also a former Olympic swimmer, kept her short brown hair behind her ears and wore a simple pair of diamond earrings.

She squeezed her eight-year-old — who looked adorable in a light blue button-up and navy blue shorts — together as the family posed with the star athletes.

Littles Jacques appeared restless as he looked sideways during the festivities, arms folded, only to be later pictured marveling at the sports medals.

Elsewhere, 65-year-old Albert opted for a simple suit with a black blazer and bright red tie.

The team’s owner, Aleksei Fedorychev, and sports director Oleksiy Yefimov were also photographed at the event.

ASM earned their first French championship after defeating the Metropolitans of Boulogne-Levallois (92-85) this week, Grandstand of Monaco reports.

The outlet says it is a joyful and proud time for the team, which had failed to reach the final four times in the past.

It’s because Princess Charlene looked effortlessly elegant earlier this month when she took her twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella on a family day out with Prince Albert.

The European royal figure was a sophisticated figure in a green and white silk shirt as she attended the opening of the historic sites of the Grimaldis of Monaco.

For the occasion, the mother-of-two wore matching olive wide-leg trousers by American designer Ralph Lauren.

The team’s owner, Aleksei Fedorychev, and sports director Oleksiy Yefimov were also photographed at the event.

The royals – along with their son, little prince Jacques – smiled as they congratulated the AS Monaco Basket (ASM) players and leading staff alongside their trophy

Charlene squeezed her eight-year-old — who looked adorable in a light blue button-up and navy blue shorts — together as the family posed with the star athletes

Littles Jacques appeared restless as he looked to the side, arms crossed, during the festivities, later to be pictured marveling at the sports medals

Charlene accessorized her tonal outfit with a chunky brown belt and oversized sunglasses.

The royal family kept their short brown hair behind their ears and wore simple pairs of pearl earrings.

Charlene kept her makeup to a minimum and opted for rosy pink lipstick and peach eyeshadow.

Meanwhile, her husband Albert, 65, looked pretty smart in a navy blue blazer and beige chinos.

The European monarch, 45, was the epitome of summer style in a sleeveless silky top and tapered cream trousers, fastened with a silver belt

The mother-of-two, who is also a former Olympic swimmer, sported a dewy makeup look, tucked her short brown hair behind her ears and wore a simple pair of diamond earrings.

Elsewhere, 65-year-old Albert opted for a simple suit with a black blazer and bright red tie as he welcomed the athletes

ASM earned their first French championship after defeating the Metropolitans of Boulogne-Levallois (92-85) this week, Monaco Tribune reports

The couple – who celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary next month – were also joined by their eight-year-old twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.

Gabriella looked like her mother’s spitting image and was dressed in a white smocked sundress with cute puff sleeves.

In addition, like his father, Jacques wore a white button-up shirt and beige trousers.

During the event, the children also had the chance to pet some horses and have their picture taken with some of the owls on the historic estate.