At 61, Monica Bellucci continues to captivate the fashion world with her ageless beauty and bold style. Recently, the renowned actress and model attended a glamorous event, where she turned heads with her daring outfit that left little to the imagination. Bellucci, known for her Italian roots and close ties to France (where her ex-husband, actor Vincent Cassel, hails from), has always been a fixture in the Parisian social scene.
From January 14 to 16, Paris celebrated the 200th anniversary of one of France’s oldest publications, Le Figaro. As part of the festivities, Bellucci attended a chic soirée hosted by Madame Figaro at the prestigious Grand Palais. The event brought together top fashion figures and celebrities, and Bellucci’s ensemble was nothing short of eye-catching.
The Italian beauty stunned in an all-black outfit, carefully curated by French fashion editor and stylist Barbara Baumel. The star wore a sheer top that revealed an intricate lace bra beneath. The top was paired with a fitted blazer featuring satin lapels and high-waisted trousers that flattered her trim figure. The outfit, designed by Anthony Vaccarello, the creative director of Yves Saint Laurent, was a monochromatic masterpiece, further complemented by classic stiletto heels and a burgundy leather clutch.
For her makeup, renowned artist Iolanta Kedro chose chocolate eyeshadow, bold eyeliner, and a coral lip gloss, enhancing Bellucci’s stunning features. Her long hair framed her face with soft curls and a vintage-style fringe. As for accessories, the iconic muse selected a simple gold necklace and several rings from the renowned jeweler Cartier, a brand she has been an ambassador for years.
Bellucci, known for her role in the Matrix saga, posed for photos with the magazine’s editor-in-chief, Richard Ginori. She also exchanged warm greetings with French actress Isabelle Huppert, who, at 72, also embraced the total black look. Both women, despite their years, looked as youthful and radiant as ever. The gala dinner at the Grand Palais was a star-studded affair, attended by other notable figures like Charlotte Casiraghi, Claire Chazal, Princess Marie Caroline of Liechtenstein, and Princess Maria Chiara of Bourbon-Sicily.
