“When a man tells you you look good, it’s not because you don’t have any wrinkles.” Inès
Inès de la Fressange is a living example of that annoyingly evergreen French girl stereotype. The daughter of a French stockbroker and Argentinian model, she was Lagerfeld’s muse from 1980-89, until they had a falling out over her, “boring, bourgeois, and provincial” decision to lend her likeness to the symbol of the French republic, Marianne… Aged 51 she walked for Jean Paul Gaultier’s Spring 2009 couture collection and tomorrow is going to bury the hatchet and walk again for Chanel. alexia inge
