In terms of style, would Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu get closer and closer to her character of Sylvie Grateau in Emily in Paris? With her provocative dress, the actress stood out during a fashion show for the Ami Paris brand.
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She did not go unnoticed, to say the least! On Wednesday January 19, actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu was invited to the fall-winter 2022/2023 fashion show of the Ami Paris brand, as part of Paris Fashion Week. The fifty-something who embodies Sylvie Grateau, the icy boss of the Parisian agency Savoir in the series Emily in Paris, whose second season, broadcast since December 22, is a hit on Netflix caused a sensation! It must be said that the actress had pulled out all the stops, while stars like Isabelle Adjani, Laetitia Casta and Emily Ratajkowski marched. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu wore a long, tight, completely transparent green dress, revealing her breasts and barely concealing her crotch. An outfit that we would imagine completely worn by his character in Emily in Paris. Would Sylvie Grateau influence Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu even in real life?
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, always at the forefront of fashion
which was revealed in Three men and a bassinet has rather accustomed us to more classic outfits. Dior, Valentino… Since his time in the series Ten percent, where she played the role of Catherine Barneville, the wife of agent Mathias Barneville, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu appears with a style at the forefront of fashion. And even more since she played Sylvie Grateau in Emily in Paris, of which she will soon be shooting season 3, the series having been renewed for two more seasons! The fifty-something now displays and assumes her femininity, proof that there is no age to shine!
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is not tender with her French compatriots
Already last week, the actress stood out by severely attacking the French who, according to her, have no humor. “The French know how to laugh at others, but they don’t know how to laugh at themselves, said the actress in an interview with Page Six. His comment follows the mixed reception of the series by the French public, who criticize the presence of too many clichés. “They are always hurt and upset when people make fun of them, they don’t realize that director darren [Starr] also makes fun of Americans a lot”
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias
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