Look of the day: Sensual Marion Cotillard in printed dress
After illuminating the red carpet at the MET Gala Monday night, the actress Marion Cotillard dared the total printed Tuesday evening, during the evening of the American premiere of "The Immigrant" organized by the Weinstein Company, the House Dior (which Marion is the muse), and the magazine Vanity Fair, à New York.
For the occasion, Marion Cotillard had slipped into a dress evening haute couture. The beautiful Oscar-winning actress for her role in "The kid" had opted for a glamorous outfit signed Mary Katrantzou from a collection presented on the fall-winter 2014 fashion shows. At 38, the French star, mother of little Marcel (3 years old), dared to don a dress finely embroidered, composed of emblems blue, red, white and green. A dress openwork close to the body and very "covering" with its long sleeves and marked neckline. To complete her outfit, Guillaume Canet's companion wore laced stiletto heels with open ends.
Resident of the city of Los Angeles six months of the year, Marion Cotillard is the typical symbol of French refinement as perceived across the Atlantic. One more reason to think that French beauty always lasts.
As to movie she was promoting that night, "The Immigrant" by James Gray, it was presented at Cannes last year, and went out in France already months ago already. It will not arrive on the other side of the Atlantic until a few days later. He tells the story of Ewa Cybulska, an immigrant from Eastern Europe, played by Cotillard, and forced to prostitute herself to get to the United States. The story takes place at the beginning of the XXth century.
