Model Thylane Blondeau, famously dubbed "the most beautiful girl in the world" by Vogue Enfants, exchanged vows with DJ Ben Attal in a second wedding ceremony held Thursday at Chateau Diter in the South of France. Blondeau, 25, and Attal, 29, shared moments from the celebration on Instagram, showcasing the bride's custom Miu Miu lace fishtail gown.
The venue, a Tuscan-style estate valued at $64 million, spans 17 acres in Grasse and features 18 suites, two helipads, saltwater pools, Italian gardens, a medieval cloister, and a wine-tasting cellar. Rental of the estate begins at approximately £17,000, with additional costs for decorations and amenities.
Blondeau described her wedding dress, a creation by Miu Miu, as "the wedding dress of my dreams." She noted her desire for a "simple, soft, modern, and timeless" aesthetic, which was brought to life by wedding planner Evelyn Elayani.
During the reception, Blondeau changed into a silk caped dress. The couple had previously marked their legal union in a civil ceremony in Paris, where Blondeau wore a custom couture gown by Eva Bouskila.
The couple, who began dating in 2020, became engaged just three months prior to their wedding. Attal proposed during a romantic trip to Greece, with photos of the engagement shared on social media. They celebrated their engagement with a stay at the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel in Greece.
Blondeau, daughter of retired footballer Patrick Blondeau, began her modeling career at a young age. She walked for Jean Paul Gaultier at four and became the youngest model to pose for French Vogue at ten. Her early fame was amplified 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.
Her career has included runway appearances for designers such as Dolce & Gabbana and campaigns for L'Oreal and Lolita Lempicka. Blondeau has previously spoken about distancing herself from the "most beautiful girl" label, emphasizing her identity as a human and a teenager.
Blondeau also recently paid tribute to her late stepfather, Gérard Kadoche, who passed away in December after a battle with pancreatic cancer. She shared a heartfelt message on social media, expressing her grief and gratitude for his influence.