Monaco's Princess Charlene cheered in Australia Princess Charlene of Monaco speaks at the opening of the Grace Kelly exhibition at Bendigo Museum on March 10, 2012, in Bendigo, Australia. Credit: Scott Barbour (CBS News) Princess Charlene of Monaco drew large crowds recently in Australia, where she opened an exhibit about her late mother-in-law at the Bendigo Art Gallery in Victoria. The exhibit, "Grace Kelly: Style Icon," was devoted to the Oscar-winning actress and Monegasque princess, who died in a 1982 car crash. Charlene married Kelly's only son, Prince Albert II, in a weekend of nuptial festivities in July. Children waving Australian and Monegasque flags welcomed the princess outside the museum, where she gave a speech and took a tour. Wearing a dusty rose dress with silver trim by Australian designer Johanna Johnson, Princess Charlene paid tribute to Kelly, not only as a style icon, but also as a loving mother and patroness of the arts. The Grace Kelly exhibit is expected to draw millions into the gallery.