What did the Beckhams, Eva Longoria and Tina Kunaki do on a boat in Versailles?

In the vast park of the Palace of Versailles Jacquemus presented her new collection, le shushu: The fashion show is a lingerie triumph inspired by the grandeur of the Sun King’s court with a modern and ultra-sexy twist. Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Deva Cassel walked the red carpet along Grand Canal of Versailles. Turn? The spectators were not sitting on ordinary chairs, but … on boats! The show was attended by such stars as Monica Bellucci, Eva Longoria, Letizia Casta, David AND Victoria Beckhameveryone is comfortably seated on the boat and equipped with umbrellas, as in an old picture.

VIP guests of the Jacquemus fashion show

The show brought together stars from around the world in one of the emblematic places of France, who sailed on a boat up the famous Grand Canal of Versailles to admire the parade on the 400-meter red carpet from the river.

Guests, as always, put on a show with their own style. Eva Longoria she opted for the elegance of a revealing suit with a fake tousled crop. Also Monica Bellucci she focused on a pantsuit, but in plum shades: she was there to applaud her daughter, Virgo Kassel, on the runway. Supermodel Emily Ratajkowski this time she was not on the podium, but in the hall, dressed like a ballerina in a white tutu.

He was also in the audience. Letitia Castaglowing in a slip dress who shared a boat with the actress Claire Foyknown for playing the very young Queen Elizabeth on the TV series Crown. Tina was in the next boat Kunakirecently single, in a white lace jacket.

But the superstars of the event were definitely the Beckhams: David Beckham opted for a sand-colored linen suit, while his wife Victoria wore a soft pink slip dress, complete with futuristic mask sunglasses and a fan to cool off. Among the Italian stars was Valentina Ferragnisunburnt from hours of exposure to the sun.

Because Jacquemus invited guests to the ships

In fact, as Valentina Ferragni’s misfortune shows, the solution chosen for the guests was not the most practical: many guests had white parasols to shield themselves from the sun. However, the choice was certainly fascinating and gave a spectacular look. The great maritime tradition of the Grand Canal inspired the stylist Simon Porte Jacquemus: in the time of the Sun King, it housed a fleet of ships, galleys, convicts and even gondolas donated by the Doge of Venice. In addition to entertaining the king, boats were often used by lovers for small romantic getaways. Jacquemus imagined his guests just like that: lovers enjoying a lazy summer day between parasols and performances.