Let me tell you a bit about her—she’s a fashion stylist who really made a name for herself by crafting those stunning red carpet looks for her sister, the acclaimed actress Lea Seydoux. Over time, she’s become quite the influential figure in the fashion world, working closely with major brands like Prada and Miu Miu. In fact, around 2016, she teamed up with Roger Vivier to launch a denim capsule collection that drew its inspiration from the iconic British-French style icon Jane Birkin. It was a fresh take, and it definitely turned heads.

Before all this fame, though, her story began in a rather privileged setting—she was born into two prominent French families and raised in a Protestant household. That background certainly played a role in shaping her early life. She didn’t jump straight into styling; instead, she started out working in advertising and the arts, building experience and creative insight. Then, in 2011, she made her move into fashion styling, and the rest is history.

Family-wise, she’s the daughter of businessman Henri Jerome Seydoux-Fornier de Clausonne and philanthropist Valérie Schlumberger—so creativity and influence run deep. With six siblings, it’s a big, close-knit family. And on a personal note, she’s also a mom of three children, balancing motherhood with a high-profile career. All in all, her journey—from early roots to red carpet royalty—is pretty remarkable when you think about it.