Adèle Exarchopoulos does not scroll
Adèle Exarchopoulos caused a sensation at the Marcia ready-to-wear fall-winter 2023-2024 fashion show during fashion week at Garage Amelot, in Paris, on March 1. The 29-year-old actress, revealed in The Life of Adele will soon be in Passages, A serious job And Planet B. What to occupy the mother of Ishmael (5 years old), nominated for the César 2023 in the category of best actress for her role as Cassandre in I don’t give a fuck.
Also present at this first parade of the Marcia label led by designer Emma Reynaud: Géraldine Nakache (Everything that shines) who loved the wardrobe made up of silk, mohair, Econyl dresses (recycled nylon) and seasonal leather jackets. The actor and director of The flame, Jonathan Cohen, (who will be in no less than 4 films in 2023) was very proud to see his partner Piu Piu, who is pregnant, parade on the podium. After Gloria (3 years old), the Parisian DJ, head of the feminist agency Good Sisters, is indeed expecting their second child. The evening ended happily with the sound of the song Marcia Baila by Rita Mitsouko, taken up in chorus by all the guests.
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Magritte du Cinéma Tiercé winner for Bouli Lanners!
The Magritte du Cinéma ceremony, which took place on 4 March at the Théâtre national Wallonie-Bruxelles, in Belgium, honored Bouli Lanners (Magritte for best film and best director for Nobody has to know, Magritte for best actor for La Night of 12) and Lukas Dhont (Magritte for best Flemish film and best screenplay for Close which won 7 trophies). Virginie Efira (absent) was crowned best actress for her performance in Revoir Paris, while the Magritte d’honneur of this 12th edition chaired by actress Lubna Azabal was awarded to Agnès Jaoui, who received, very moved, her award from the hands of Yolande Moreau. Sandrine Kiberlain, who directed Une fille qui va bien last year, was invited to present the Magritte for best first film to Emmanuel Marre and Julie Lecoustre for Nothing to Fuck.
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Paco Rabanne in the spotlight
On March 1, as part of Paris fashion week, the Paco Rabanne house presented a show at the Palais de Tokyo orchestrated by its artistic director Julien Dossena. In tribute to the “fashion metallurgist” who died on February 3, six dresses inspired by the archives were shown. Louane was amazed by the avant-garde, sequined, transparent and colorful looks, not to mention the iconic silver Pacoio mini tote bag. A Dalí capsule adorning the dresses of four surrealist paintings (including The Shadows of Falling Night and Solar Table) recalled the friendship between the futurist couturier and the painter, who had been introduced to him by Amanda Lear (house muse since his beginnings). A real success for this collection called Chasing Dreams with a style inviting to escape.
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ELSA CHEMOR