Golf may not have quite the same convergent relationship with fashion that tennis does, but Princess Charlene of Monaco made a case for some particularly elegant golf wear over the weekend when she and her husband, Prince Albert, chipped onto the green for the ceremonial 19th hole of the Princess of Monaco Cup. (Don’t worry, architecture fans, as the Monaco Tribune noted the “golf balls” for the final hole were actually made of compressed cotton to avoid potential incident or damage to the historic Place du Casino nearby.) Charlene kicked off the proceedings in a sleeveless, white lace dress by Elie Saab with a scalloped, ankle-brushing hemline. While not typical golf gear, the ensemble was perfect for the party and charity auction to follow. SC Pool - Corbis // Getty ImagesThe tournament, organized by the Princess Charlene Foundation, serves as a fundraiser for the foundation’s initiatives, including promoting youth sports and water safety.