Cannes Festival '17: Vanessa Axente, "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" premiere


If you have been following my blog for a couple of years, you'll know that I used to be obsessed with Vanessa. She could do no wrong, but I guess she did.
Her decisions, or her agency's, led her to disappear a bit from the fashion world, despite being the model of the moment. And, she still works for major brands but...it's not the same.

Seeing her in Cannes was a huge surprise, and I think she looked amazing. Obviously, it was Jean Paul Gaultier who took her to the festival with him. And I'm also assuming that her outfit was made for the occasion. It was very different from what we usually see on this red carpet, and I appreciated that effort.

Wearing custom Jean Paul Gaultier





Si hace tiempo que seguís mi blog, sabréis que solía estar obsesionada con Vanessa. Para mi lo hacía todo bien, aunque supongo que no todo lo hizo tan bien.
Sus decisiones, o las de su agencia, la llevaron a desaparecer bastante del mundo de la moda, pese a ser la modelo del momento. Y pese a que aún trabaje para marcas top, no es lo mismo.

Verla en Cannes fue una sorpresa muy agradable, y creo que iba increíble. Obviamente estuvo allí porque Jean Paul Gaultier la llevó con él. Y también deduzco que el outfit fue creado para la ocasión. Es muy diferente a lo que solemos ver en esta alfombra roja, y ese es un esfuerzo que aprecio.

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