Alexandra Leclerc Welcomes Baby Bianca: A Look Back at Her Maternity Style

It’s a girl! Alexandra and Charles Leclerc have welcomed their daughter, Bianca, born on November 3, 2026. The couple shared the news on November 4 on social media, and we’re already swooning over the adorable pink cashmere photo announcing her birth.

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Here at F1Styled, we’ve been following Alexandra’s pregnancy wardrobe since it was announced. There was vintage Dior in the paddock, pink sparkle for a Rhode dinner, a custom blue gown in Monaco, and some particularly good knitwear. While romantic dresses remained a favourite, relaxed separates and some special pieces are worth taking another look at.

Vintage Dior at the Spanish Grand Prix

Alexandra brought a little fashion history to the Spanish Grand Prix with her newspaper-print John Galliano for Dior dress. The Gazette Fly Girl design comes from Dior’s Fall 2000 collection, with slim straps and a draped neckline framing its unmistakable print.

It’s a dress with a personality of its own. Among Alexandra’s pregnancy looks, it stands out for bringing vintage fashion into the paddock while keeping the silhouette simple.

Pink Sparkle for Rhode

For a Rhode dinner in September, Alexandra wore a custom pink rhinestone dress by Clio Peppiatt, featured in our archive as her butterfly dress.

This was one of the more playful moments in her maternity wardrobe. The pink and sparkle made it an obvious choice for an evening look we’d want to revisit, and a lovely companion to the softer dresses and everyday pieces she wore throughout her pregnancy.

A Custom Blue Gown in Monaco

October’s Global Gift Gala brought another custom moment, this time from designer Antoine Guérin. Alexandra attended the Monaco event in a light blue gown, adding another pastel shade to her pregnancy wardrobe.

Alongside the Clio Peppiatt dress, it makes a case for giving occasionwear its own space in a maternity-style roundup. There were plenty of memorable evening looks between the race weekends and casual outings.

The Everyday Outfits Deserve Their Moment

The gowns may catch your attention first, but Alexandra’s casual pregnancy outfits deserve a place here too.

Her October wardrobe included Frame’s The Gray jeans and a blue floral sweater from Phlème Paris. Denim and textured knitwear gave us another side of her maternity style, with pieces that feel relevant to everyday plans and cooler weather. Across the archive, there are also pieces from Reformation, Khy, Pucci and Bumpsuit. That variety is part of what makes her pregnancy wardrobe interesting to browse: there’s inspiration for a dressed-up evening, a holiday, or a quiet day in a comfortable dress.

Congratulations again to Alexandra and Charles on Bianca’s arrival!

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