Charlotte Gainsbourg Covers WSJ. Magazine
“Charlotte Gainsbourg is Not a Style Icon,” proclaims WSJ.’s headline. But we beg to differ. The Melancholia star looks stunning in black-and-white on the cover of the magazine's March Women's Spring Fashion issue. Inside, she talks to Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni about fashion, Hollywood and plastic surgery.
"I don't follow fashion at all. I don't like fashion shows at all." Gainsbourg says—though it's worth noting that she has been front-row at Balenciaga, for which she is the face of the house, and Chanel Couture in recent seasons.
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Throughout the moody shoot, Gainsbourg breaks from starlet protocol by wearing clothes from her own wardrobe, including a marinière shirt and a chambray buttondown with rolled-up sleeves. She tells the magazine, "Style for me is a casual way of putting something on....Now I like wearing the same sweater over and over again, then taking it off when it's smelly."
Another nugget gleaned from the profile: the 40-year-old actress is working on a new film with her Antichrist and Melancholia director Lars von Trier, which is reportedly called The Nymphomaniac.
The issue also contains a juicy, must-read profile of Angelica Huston, who was recently spotted taking in the scene at Michael Kors' fall show.
