Marion Cotillard showed her support for Raf Simons who was presenting this first Christian Dior Haute-Couture show in Paris, France, earlier today.
She was also, no doubt, selecting pieces from this Fall 2012 Couture collection for her next red-carpet appearance.
Dressed head-to-toe in Dior, the French actress selected a sleeveless summery dress from the recently presented Resort 2013 collection.
The fitted navy floral frock with navy satin panels on the flared skirt is the most playful I have seen Marion in a while and I love it.
A chic updo, satin champagne-coloured wedges and a glossy pink lip colour provided the finishing touches.
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I’m so glad to see such a summery look! But then again these past couple of days have been really hot in Paris…
I really love the print, I just don’t know how I feel about the panels.
The dress is adorable! I don’t like the shoes though, they’re too heavy for the summery and flirty dress.
+1
Perfect summer dress! I thought the shoes were okay until I saw pictures of her from the side. I wish she’d opted for a different pair of sandals, but overall I like this look a lot.
Really don’t like the wedges. The dress is absolutely gorgeous, though.
I love the look too, FC. I don’t expect looks like this from Marion, so it’s a pleasant surprise.
Lovely!
marion, always such a pleasure!
Love the dress (she looks so cute!), hate those shoes with it.
I love it.
Not sure about the shoes but I can get past it.