Phenomenon of the season, Philippine Leroy Beaulieu has made the cover of a major magazine. And it is a major French fashion house that had the honor of dressing her! Find out which one.
Since playing the iconic role of Sylvie in the hit Netflix series, Emily in ParisPhilippine Leroy Beaulieu is in the spotlight. We see her everywhere: on red carpets, in the front row of fashion shows or even on the cover of magazines! Recently, she made the cover of the Australian magazine Harper’s Bazaar in an iconic and above all very expensive look!
The French actress took her first steps in the world of cinema when she was only twenty years old. She was even nominated for a César for her role in Three men and a basket (1985) in the 80s. But thanks to the hit Netflix show, her career really took off. Her personality and fashion sense also allowed her to become the phenomenon of the season.
Chic and minimalist, Philippine Leroy Beaulieu perfectly embodies the Parisian style. Whether in the streaming platform’s iconic series or on the red carpet, she never makes a fashion faux pas. She owes this sense of aesthetics to her late mother, a model in the 1960s who worked for Dior for a long time:
“My mother, who dealt in jewelry, leather goods, scarves and knitwear and who had great taste, taught me to “see”“, explained the French actress to She. She also represents his main source of inspiration for the role of Sylvie.I always follow my mother’s advice, which is not to follow trends. She loved beauty. And I realized that’s exactly what I am. I’m also in love with beauty. I love beauty” she said to Harper’s Bazaar Australia.
Since the success of the series, everyone dreams of dressing her. And it is Anthony Vaccarello for Saint-Laurent who had this immense honor for the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Australia !
He made the actress look stunning with a pretty black jacket at the exorbitant price of $16,600 Australian, or just over €10,000! If the American actress had grown tired of fashion, this outfit must have changed her mind!
“I was sick of fashion for a while because it was too much – I grew up with it. I was like, ‘Aaargh,’ you know. But actually, (the media exposure) made me realize that I didn’t know much about fashion. I didn’t know much about what my mother had taught me.” she explained to Harper’s Bazaar Australia.