Stella Belmondo intimidated: Chanel bag for a Roland-Garros with her mother, Natalia Vodianova in a little dress

The Roland-Garros finals are approaching! While Saturday June 10, 2023 Iga Swiatek will face Karolína Muchová on the Philippe-Chatrier Center Court, the suspense is still full on the men’s side. The first semi-final opposes the experienced Novak Djokovic to the young Spanish phenomenon Carlos Alcaraz while the second, a little later in the evening, will see the Norwegian Casper Rudd face off against the German Alexander Zverev. A superb day in perspective which attracted very beautiful people.

In the afternoon of this Friday, many stars went to the famous Parisian tournament which takes place, as always, in the very chic 16th arrondissement. Among them, the very young Stella Belmondo. While she moved to London for her studies, where she follows “a double course in a university in London, in business management and international relations“, as she had explained to Paris Match last October, the youngest of the deceased Jean-Paul Belmondo seemed intimidated at the Village of Roland-Garros. The pretty young woman of 19 years was accompanied by her mother Natty Belmondo and it is in all complicity that mother and daughter pose in front of the photographers. Coming to Paris last April for the inauguration of La promenade Jean-Paul Belmondo on the central reservation of the Bir-Hakeim bridge, Stella Belmondo still seems to have trouble with media coverage.

Bébel’s daughter was however sublime in her cream pants associated with a small top with thin straps. On the accessories side, Stella Belmondo had notably opted for a Chanel bag worn over the shoulder, a luxury house that she knows very well since she frequently goes to Fashion Week shows with her mother.

The white dress on the side

White is THE color of Roland-Garros, a very chic event. Natalia Vodianova bet on a little white dress to charm her people at the Village, and it did not fail. The sublime 41-year-old Russian model, married since 2020 to Antoine Arnault, was to die for.

Just like her, Alice Belaïdi chose to light up the Village of Roland-Garros in a white dress. The actress posed with Anaïs Demoustier, seen last month in Cannes where she assumed the role of president of the jury of the Caméra d’or. She had made a mistake there during the closing ceremony, which she herself had laughed at with a lot of self-mockery.

Vianney, Patrick Bruel, Nadia Farès, Kev Adams, Tony Yoka (recently became a father for the third time), Christophe Michalak and his wife Delphine McCarty, Basile Boli, Aurélie Saada, Pierre Niney or even Ana Girardot canon with her very open blouse have all were seen this Friday at the Village of Roland-Garros.