Grace Kelly's Granddaughter Camille Gottlieb Has Honored Her Through Fashion More Than Once

Grace Kelly has one of the most outstanding life stories ever seen, with her rise as a Hollywood 'It Girl' to becoming the princess of Monaco upon her marriage to Prince Rainier III. So, it comes as no surprise that the late princess' legacy has continued to influence the world, from Grace Kelly's old school beauty tips you can still use today to her reputation as an iconic figure in fashion. But the latter has particularly resonated with her granddaughter, Camille Gottlieb, who has since honored her grandmother's memory through her fashion choices. 

In a callback to one of Kelly's most pivotal fashion moments, Gottlieb appeared at the Red Cross Gala in July 2025 garbed in a familiar dress. Designed by Elisabetta Franchi as seen above, the dress purposefully took notes from Kelly's unforgettable gown featured in Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 "Rear Window". But that wasn't the only time Gottlieb made reference to Kelly's legacy. In an Instagram post from August 2025, Gottlieb drew attention for the silk floral headscarf she was wearing, which honors Kelly's penchant for headscarves. "This is a beautiful tribute to your grandmother. The scarf is beautiful," an Instagram user wrote.

Camille Gottlieb is more than aware of the comparisons between herself and her legendary grandmother, and she doesn't mind it at all. In fact, Gottlieb becomes overcome with emotion whenever someone points it out. "When people told me I looked like my grandmother, I thought I looked like 'Grandma of the Angels,' not like an internationally renowned star," Gottlieb exclusively shared with Vanity Fair. "It's a huge compliment and an honor to resemble her. She's still the most beautiful woman in the world." Similar to these side-by-side pics of Hollywood nepo babies and their look-a-like moms, we can certainly see the uncanny similarities between Gottlieb and Kelly. 

Although Grace Kelly left the world too soon, Gottlieb revealed that she grew up surrounded by memories of her late grandmother easily reachable through Kelly's films. But for a more personal touch away from the characters she played on the silver screen, Gottlieb turned to her mother, Princess Stéphanie. "From what my mother tells me ... she was a very funny person," Gottlieb candidly informed the publication. Despite proving she'd inherited Kelly's eye for fashion, Gottlieb has instead delved into the world of business and opened her own consulting firm, as well as other philanthropic pursuits.