Model Thylane Blondeau recently shared glimpses of her extravagant hen do, held at the five-star Villa La Coste spa hotel in the South of France. The resort, which costs approximately £1,400 per night, provided a lavish setting for Blondeau and her friends to celebrate ahead of her second wedding.
Blondeau, who was famously labeled the "most beautiful girl in the world" by Vogue Enfants as a child, organized a personalized experience for her guests. The celebration included custom robes, Dior gift bags, and balloons spelling out her name. Guests were also seen holding masks featuring the face of her husband, Ben Attal. Blondeau herself was pictured in all-white outfits, embracing the chic and relaxing atmosphere of the getaway.
The hen party activities included a painting session on a private balcony and use of the hotel's swimming pool, complete with personalized blue and white towels bearing the name "The Bach Club."
Blondeau, 25, and DJ Ben Attal, 29, were married in Paris last month. Blondeau wore a custom couture gown by Eva Bouskila for the ceremony, which featured a sculptural capelet. The couple arrived at their Paris wedding in a Porsche 356 Speedster. They began dating in 2020 and announced their engagement just three months before their wedding.
Earlier, Blondeau had shared details of her engagement, which took place during a trip to Greece. Attal proposed in a setting adorned with rose petals, leading to an outdoor table with coastal views. The couple celebrated their engagement with a stay at the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel in Greece. Blondeau announced their engagement on social media, sharing photos of the proposal and her diamond ring, captioning it, "I said yes to my best friend. Here’s to forever."
Blondeau, daughter of retired footballer Patrick Blondeau and TV presenter Veronika Loubry, began her modeling career at a young age. She walked for Jean Paul Gaultier at four and posed for Vogue Paris at ten, becoming the youngest model to do so. Her fame grew in 2006 when Vogue Enfants named her the "most beautiful girl in the world," a title she later reclaimed in TC Candler's 2018 annual awards. The editorial accompanying this latter title drew some criticism for being perceived as too "sexualized."