Léa and Vincent Cassel have been featured on the cover of Première Magazine for its December/January 2014 issue. They’re starting promoting their new film, La Belle et La Bête, expected in french theatres on February 12th. The editorial comes along with and an in-depth analysis of the film, check out the gallery!

The official trailer for La Belle et La Bête (below) with Léa and Vincent Cassel as “The Beast” has been released this morning with some new HQ stills that I’ve added to the gallery. I found the trailer particularly nice, what do you think? Enjoy!

 

Didier Dubot have unveiled the second half of their 2013 campaign featuring Léa. If you’re curious, here‘s the first pictures of the campaign that were released back in May. Enjoy!

Yesterday evening Léa attended the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Governors Awards at The Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland Center, in Hollywood, California, wearing a beautiful white Prada dress. She looks gorgeous, doesn’t she? I will add more pictures as they come out!

Just a few days ago Miu Miu released the behind-the-scenes video for its Resort campaign, and you can watch it below. I’ve also added HQ screencaptures to the gallery and the last two images from the print campaign, enjoy!

Here is another beautiful feature about Léa in V Magazine n°86 which will be on newsstands very soon. You can read the article here. It is accompanied by some beautiful pictures shooted at Léa’s house in Paris. Plus I’ve added a new cover for Stella Magazine to the gallery.

There are a lot of reasons to like the 28-year-old French actress Léa Seydoux. In no particular order, here are the top four:

1) She doesn’t give a shit about looking hot.

Seydoux, who grew up in Paris and is the face of Prada’s most heavily marketed perfume, Candy (originally appearing in iconic ads lensed by Jean-Paul Goude), shows up to our meeting in a 10th arrondissement café wearing a rumpled tweedy pullover, too-short gray sweatpants with elastic cuffs, black ankle socks, a pair of puffy white Nikes with hot pink trim, a black wool topcoat, and a wide-brimmed black hat. It is common these days to hear actresses with fashion company contracts say, as Seydoux does, guilelessly, “I am really not that focused on my appearance.” But few of them put their money where their mouth is when being interviewed for a magazine sure to describe their outfit. When Seydoux says “I like to buy clothes and be stylish, but I have this big distance with fashion,” I can see that she means it, even though she is a convincing model, both in Prada finery and in much skimpier attire, like what she wore (or didn’t) for last month’s relaunch of French skin mag Lui.

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It’s almost that time of the year again… Léa had the honour to switch on the Christmas decorations at Galeries Lafayette in Paris yesterday evening. I have added some pictures of the event to the gallery, enjoy!