Model Thylane Blondeau exchanged vows with French DJ Ben Attal in a Parisian wedding ceremony on Monday. Blondeau, who gained international recognition as a child model and was famously labeled the "most beautiful girl in the world" by Vogue Enfants, wore a custom couture gown by Eva Bouskila for the occasion.
The bride's all-white, floor-length dress featured a sculptural capelet detail. She completed her bridal look with a neat chignon. The newlyweds arrived at the ceremony together in a Porsche 356 Speedster. Blondeau carried a bouquet of white calla lilies as she walked hand-in-hand with Attal. The groom, Ben Attal, wore a navy suit with a white shirt, his curly hair slicked back.
The couple, who began dating in 2020, announced their engagement just three months prior to their wedding. Attal proposed to Blondeau during a romantic trip to Greece. She shared images of the proposal, which took place in a picturesque coastal setting, and her engagement ring—a large diamond on a simple gold band—on social media, captioning the post, "I said yes to my best friend. Here’s to forever."
Blondeau, 25, and Attal, 29, opted for a non-traditional approach by arriving at their wedding together. Blondeau's day began with makeup preparations by Dior Beauty at the Shangri-La hotel in Paris, where she noted waking up to a room filled with pink balloons and a view of the Eiffel Tower.
Blondeau's career in fashion began at a very young age. At four years old, she walked for Jean Paul Gaultier. By age ten, she became the youngest model to pose for Vogue Paris. Her 2006 naming as "most beautiful girl in the world" at age six by Vogue Enfants propelled her to global fame. She later topped TC Candler's annual awards list in 2018. However, the early editorial work drew criticism for being perceived as overly sexualized, a point her mother, fashion designer Veronika Loubry, defended at the time.
Blondeau founded her own clothing line, No Smile, in 2020, with pieces often carrying the tagline, "I'd rather no smile than do a fake smile." She has also spoken about her commitment to body positivity, stating her refusal to adhere to extreme thinness standards and her enjoyment of everyday foods like burgers.