News about Charlotte Gainsbourg

All 50somethings are calling. Cast your mind back, way back to the festive season in the early 1980s, and what were you wearing?Something short?Something ruched?Something sparkly?Some earrings you could see from space featuring crystal and bows?Or maybe all of the above with fantastic decorative tights? These were the years of the fabulous tights that were often the main point of it, not just because they made your party outfit but also because they were often the main point of it. These were tights you coveted and saved up for (they were never cheap) and, at the time, we believed they were the pinnacle of innovation.

This week, British fashion columnist and influencer JOANNE HEGARTY celebrates Parisian style: neutral tones and classic shades with a dash of red on occasion. Bravo!

At a black tie gala at the Palace of Versailles last night, Charles left diners and royal supporters in stitches as he joked about being 'both a King and a wood cutter.' In his address, the King demonstrated his witty sense of humour by delivering a sequence of jokes.

Make-up artist Lisa Little told FEMAIL how the queen, 76, achieved her show-stopping appearance when she arrived at the Palace of Versailles for the State Banquet in Paris last night. The Queen's'masterclass' included statement eye make up with bold framed eyebrows, as well as a regal lip in a berry hue and a glowing complexion, according to Lisa. Queen Camilla's Dior outfit was an homage to her host nation, while the jewellery she chose, from the Royal Collection added a tribute t0 Hr

The senate's historic day, in which the monarch will speak in both English and French, comes after the King enjoyed a lavish banquet at the Palace of Versailles last night. In Versailles' impressive Hall of Mirrors, Charles sipped champagne with the President Emmanuel Macron and applauded the French king on as he described the two countries''strong alliance'. The King was accompanied by his wife, Queen Camilla, French and British dignitaries, as well as a slew of high-profile celebrities, including Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger and actor Hugh Grant. Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, former Chelsea defender Didier Drogba and Patrick Vieira, both played for Arsenal and managed Crystal Palace, were among the many well-known faces of English football, including former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, ex-Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Patrick Vieira. Charlotte Gainsbourg, the actor and daughter of French singer Serge Gainsbourg and British actor Jane Birkin, were among the dinner guests in the glittering Hall of Mirrors. Guests dined on blue lobster, poached Bresse chicken with mushroom gratin, and a variety of French and English cheeses, including Comte from France and Stichelton from the United Kingdom, werehed down with vintage wine and Champagne.

Coco Chanel and the Duke of Westminster are among the many celebrities to have made headlines recently. Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg are among the featured authors. And now that there is a new Anglo-French power pair in town, there's also a new Anglo-French power duo. To be precise, in Paris. Qui ça? Bien sûr, Camilla et Brigitte. All attention wasn't on King Charles when he returned to France yesterday for a state visit, nor French President Emmanuel Macron - it was their wives who stole the show (bottom left). Queen Camilla, 76, didn't go for a style by one of her favorite London couture houses, instead focusing on a theme by one of her state banquet. Rather, she wore the fashion house most synonymous with France, and the same designer her hostess First Lady Brigitte Macron, 70, called on Dior. And Camilla's cape dress gets my vote as her most chic look - ever. Mon dieu, what a statement! Camilla did wear something British and one-colour when she arrived earlier (top right) - Fiona Clare's pink coat dress; Brigitte wore a Saint Laurent suit. Melanie Hamrick, Mick Jagger's partner, selected Jenny Packham (inset); actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, Saint Laurent (right).

THOSEPH: When Jane Birkin was commemorated at the Saint-Roch Cathedral in Paris yesterday, a group of actors, actors, and fashionistas came out to celebrate the woman who influenced the Hermes' Birkin's iconic bag. There was no such headpiece or pearl necklace on display at British funerals, unlike those at British funerals. Rather, France's fashion elite casually mixed French designer labels with dark sunglasses, kohl eyeliner, and minimal, exquisitely costly accessories. All in black, the Parisienne's favorite color. Charlotte Rampling, Brigitte Macron, Catherine Deneuve, and Vanessa Paradis were photographed L-R. Jane's children, actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, and singer Lou Doillon were shown in the bottom inset.

Jane, 76, died in Paris after a long battle with cancer. The fashion set of France today is arriving in the capital city to pay tribute to the actor's 'elegance and beauty.' Charlotte Gainsbourg, 51, and Lou Doillon, 40, were among the mourners, including Brigitte Macron and Vanessa Paradis. Kate Barry, a fashion photographer who died by suicide at the age of 46 in 2013, was the fashion icon and actress' third daughter. Charlotte and Lou were seen comforting each other before and after the service, with both of them appearing tearful and triumphant. Following the death of the fashion icon, many have turned their attention to her legacy, which includes her nameake Hermes bag the Birkin. After a chance meeting on a plane in the early 80s, Jane encouraged Jean-Louis Dumas, the one-time president of Hermes, to make the luxury brand's iconic – and highly coveted – bag. Jane Birkin, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Lou Doillon were among the portraits on display. Jane Birkin with one of her iconic Birkin handbags.

JOANNE HEGARTY: Jane, 75, arrives without make-up, hairy, and free, wearing a long khaki puffer jacket with her bulldog Bella in tow, you might almost feel the room halt. Half the customers, as well as a few celebritiestruck waiters, aren't exactly ear-wigging our chat as we squish in next to one another. Jane lives in a nearby apartment, and though she often pops into a bistro to people watch and answer emails (she tells me she's already been here the day we meet for coffee with her daughter, actress and singer Charlotte Gainsbourg), her presence captures those around her.

BRIAN VINER: Christmas films come in a variety of forms. It's A Wonderful Life (C4, Christmas Eve) and White Christmas are two of the cherished classics with a distinct festive theme, as shown below. There are others we associate with the season jolly because they're a yuletide fixture: The Great Escape (C4, Christmas Day) and The Magnificent Seven (BBC2, Boxing Day). But there is another category: top-notch films that are not commonly thought of as holiday fare, but in which Christmas looms large. Here's my Top Ten, with each of them a holiday treat and one way or another, all available to watch over the next few days. Merry Christmas!

Rebel Wilson had been looking for a man for many years. But it opened up the actress' mind when she kissed her costar Charlotte Gainsbourg on their film The Almond And The Seahorse. Wilson told Maria Shriver of NBC News Today, "I'd never kissed a woman before." 'It's led to this kind of discovery, which lead to my amazing partner Ramona.' I may not have been open to that if I hadn't done the emotional work.'

Susie Dent (pictured) says she appears to be asexual and invisible at the age of 57. Paul Atkins, a schoolteacher, and the English author, split last year. She says that dating is not on her radar at the moment and doesn't feel pressure

Mahsa Amini, 22, who had been pronounced dead just days after Tehran's notorious morality police detained the Iranian Kurd last month for reportedly violating the Islamic republic's strict dress code for women, sparked the demonstrations. Despite the security forces' backlash that has killed scores of people and seen hundreds arrested, Anger erupted at her funeral and swelled to become the largest wave of protests to rock Iran in nearly three years. Despite the brutal crackdown, schoolgirls have bravely risen to the forefront of the protests, struggling for their rights in the patriarchical world. At a portrait of Iran's leaders in a classroom, one striking photograph (left) shows a group of schoolgirls raising their middle fingers. Marion Cotillard (right) and Juliette Binoche, alongside UK actors Charlotte Rampling, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and singer Jane Birkin, have all shot themselves cutting off locks of hair in favor of demonstrators.

Rebel Wilson hopped across the pond to Switzerland for the premiere of her latest film The Almond and the Seahorse. The 42-year-old actress graced the Zurich Film Festival for her latest film, which is expected to reach theaters on December 16. She appeared on the red carpet with Charlotte Gainsbourg and Trine Dyrholm, as well as director Celyn Jones.

Rebel Wilson, a senior-year producer-star, and her partner, designer Ramona Agruma, who were caught kissing in Beverly Hills on Tuesday, are still enjoying good times. The Australian 42-year-old sported a visor with logo on a $550 Balmain 'Cotton T-shirt with logo,' while Ramona wore a yellow racer-back top with matching shorts.