The most ‘beautiful girl in the world’ Thylane Blondeau
The woman who was hailed 'the most beautiful girl in the world at the age of six, when her picture on the cover of Vogue Enfants captivated readers across the globe, has shared a glimpse at life in lockdown.
Thylane Blondeau, who celebrated her 19th birthday last month, went viral in 2007 after appearing in French Vogue, and has been sharing a glimpse at her chic home in Paris with an array of sultry selfies over the past two months.
Snaps from her home reveal eclectic taste, including edgy skull ornaments, a vintage sideboard and numerous artworks and trinkets.
The French model also recently posted the snap that made her famous, alongside a recent snap, showing her as a teenager following two years of successful campaigns and the launch of her own clothing line, since she made it back into the limelight.
Thylane Blondeau, who was hailed 'the most beautiful girl in the world at the age of six, when her picture on the cover of Vogue Enfants captivated readers across the globe, seen right, has shared a glimpse at life in lockdown, pictured left
The French model also recently posted the snap that made her famous, alongside a recent snap, showing her as a teenager following two years of successful campaigns and the launch of her own clothing line, since she made it back into the limelight
Thylane also shared a glimpse at her adorable pet pooch who seemed to be making the most of the extra company. Snaps from her home reveal eclectic taste, including edgy skull ornaments, a vintage sideboard and numerous artworks and trinkets
Meanwhile, it looks as though Thylane has been keeping her beauty routine up as the fashion industry is put on hold, sharing selfies as she applies facemasks in her bathroom
And a glimpse inside her life shows a chic Parisian apartment with views onto the traditional streets with European townhouses complete with shuttered windows.
Boasting a simple interior theme, her living room contains a large mirror reflecting the sunlight from the windows, along with art and greenery.
Meanwhile, it looks as though Thylane has been keeping her beauty routine up as the fashion industry is put on hold, sharing selfies as she applies facemasks in her bathroom.
And the model wasn't about to let the lockdown get in the way of festivities, as she celebrated with a colourful banner and balloons, and what looked to be a slumber party in her living room
As well as keeping her beauty routine up, Thylane has been sharing snaps as she reads by the window, lapping up the outside atmosphere while the restrictions are in place
Thylane made her adult runway debut in February 2017, when she walked for Dolce & Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week. The debut was such a success the designer duo invited her back to walk for them again in September 2017.
She was just four when she walked for Jean Paul Gaultier, and then became the youngest ever model to pose for French Vogue.
And she's no stranger to backlash, with the Vogue editorial attracting criticism for being too 'sexualised'.
But her mother Veronika Loubry, a fashion designer, defended the cover at the time.
She told a French newspaper: 'The only thing that shocks me about the photo is the necklace that she's wearing, which is worth 3 million Euros,' or about $4.3 million.
Thylane, who is the daughter of French footballer Patrick Blondeau, was also chosen as a brand ambassador for L'Oréal, and has been named the face of a perfume by French designer Lolita Lempicka.
She has appeared in Dolce & Gabbana's Spring 2017 campaign alongside Zendaya, Lucky Blue Smith, and Presley Gerber.
The teenager certainly has mingled with the creme de la creme of the next generation of models, having been pictured walking alongside the likes of Jourdan Dunn and the offspring of celebrities, including Christian Combs and Lori Harvey, the children of Diddy and Steve Harvey, respectively.
A glimpse inside her life shows a chic Parisian apartment with views onto the traditional streets with European townhouses complete with shuttered windows
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