“Tonight, it was the dress that guided the makeup”
Charlotte Casiraghi dressed and made up by Chanel for the opening of the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. Virgil Guinard
The daughter of Caroline of Monaco was present for the opening of the Cannes Film Festival, alongside her husband, producer Dimitri Rassam. Exclusive return on beauty treatment signed Chanel.
On May 16, 2023, the 76th Cannes Film Festival opened with the screening of Maïwenn’s film, Jeanne du Barry . On the red carpet, many celebrities had responded: from Catherine Deneuve to Naomi Campbell via Michael Douglas. Charlotte Casiraghi was also present with her husband, producer Dimitri Rassam.
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Chanel ambassador, the daughter of Caroline of Monaco had naturally trusted the house on rue Cambon for her outfit, a navy haute couture dress embroidered with colorful flowers. A floral detail that determined the beauty look she was going to wear for the occasion: “Tonight, it was the dress that guided the make-up, since there are magnificent embroideries. For the eyes, I wanted a slightly turquoise blue and for the lips a slightly coral red, it’s really the dress that inspired me”, explains the one who defines beauty as an “aesthetic emotion, something that takes us out of ourselves”.
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The floral embroideries inspired Charlotte Casiraghi like the make-up artist Sandrine Cano-Bock. Virgil Guinard
Smoked liner
Sandrine Cano-Bock, Chanel make-up artist, was responsible for doing her make-up. “Charlotte showed me the outfit she was going to wear to go up the stairs. She really wanted me to create a reminder of the turquoise blue color of the camellias embroidered on the top of her dress.” That’s why she imagined a smoky liner slightly degraded on the eyelids by mixing two blue pencils (Les Stylo Yeux Waterproof Bleu Métal and Marine de Chanel). “What I like about the texture of these pencils is that it moves a little bit to give more life, it’s less fixed than an eye shadow. And as this model is waterproof: it does not move on the red carpet!
The touch that makes the difference on the red carpet? Matify the complexion. Virgil Guinard
To perfect Charlotte Casiraghi’s look, she generously applies black mascara (Le Volume Waterproof): “To give more openness to her look”. But the make-up artist also plays on the details “by slightly mixing a golden shadow with the blue on the eyelid”.
Charlotte Casiraghi is an ambassador for Chanel. Virgil Guinard
On the complexion side, Sandrine Cano-Bock worked on a healthy glow effect. The idea? Bring color to the cheekbones, structure the face and give freshness (with the Les 4 Rouges Yeux et Joues Caractère palette): “Charlotte has a naturally tanned complexion: instinctively I worked on it by bringing more substance with La Beautiful Sunny Glow Cream.» The essential secret for a good outfit on the red carpet? Mattify the face with a powder.
A healthy glow effect, coral lips and a smoky look in shades of blue, for makeup that works just as well with a couture dress as with a white T-shirt. Virgil Guinard
Finally, on the lips, a little orange-pink gloss brings this very luminous glowy rosé. “Charlotte has a very nicely drawn mouth: just that touch was enough to complete her beauty look.” The proof in pictures.
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