Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu’s Red Carpet Style Would Make Sylvie Grateau Proud

Leroy-Beaulieu wore one of her riskiest outfits to date to the Emily In Paris season five premiere: a sheer Saint Laurent high-low dress with a dramatic fur held at her side.

This Lanvin dress, which featured ruching along one side, paired well with the actor’s slate of golden accessories at the All’s Fair premiere.

Attending the closing ceremony of the Deauville American Film Festival dressed in Saint Laurent, Leroy-Beaulieu dabbled in the statement skirt, simple shirt phenomenon.

Her Saint Laurent dress at Cannes in 2025 was marked by its bold color, and even bolder leg split.

She looked chic in a Saint Laurent jumpsuit with a plunge neckline and draped sleeves at the Marrakech Film Festival.

The actor styled this diaphonus Saint Laurent party dress with black opera gloves and a collection of diamonds.

Leroy-Beaulieu not only came to the Emily In Paris season four Rome premiere wearing black heels, she wore one as a clutch. It was designed by Balenciaga and even has an actual zipper for storage.

She was in a floral mood at the Venice premiere of Queer in this tea-length Erdem number.

A simple black column dress was elevated with dazzling diamonds and curled hair at the Cannes Film Festival in 2024.

Leroy-Beaulieu let the beaded fabric and impressive structure of this Armani Privé gown do the talking.

A French Girl classic, the pinstripe suit, was the star’s choice for the Film Festival Lumiere in 2023.

Channeling Emily Cooper’s mismatched aesthetic, Leroy-Beaulieu paired a patterned, off-the-shoulder dress with iridescent boots.

This one-shoulder gown embraced drama in all forms with a daring leg slit, a long cape, and ruching along the midsection.

Leroy-Beaulieu gave this structured black dress a pop of cheetah print via her shoes.

Attending the Bones and All Venice premiere, the actor chose an strapless gown with embellishments.

She embraced the formal crop top at Cannes in 2022.

Black dresses, like this A-line number, have always been a go-to for the actor.

She was ahead of the cut-out trend when she wore this spliced black look to Cannes in 2003.

Leroy-Beaulieu watched the Prix de Diane horse race in a linen suit and a raffia hat with a white bow placed along the brim.

For the opening night of the French play Les Caprices de Marianne in 1989, the actor kept it simple in a flared dress and ’80s hair.