Carla Bruni-Sarkozy (born December 23, 1967) is a former model who is now married to the French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Find more Carla Bruni-Sarkozy pictures, articles, news, and information here.
Getty Images. Don't Miss: First Ladies Brown, Bruni, and Obama Meet Again Bruni in 'Fashion Showdown' Former model and French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy may be a globally recognized fashion plate, but she dresses with a conscience. In a letter to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Bruni-Sarkozy reportedly wrote: I do not wear, buy, or own fur or animal skin other than leather or skin of animals raised for feeding purposes. I am not a vegetarian and I don't find it illogical to... Read Full Story
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President Nicolas Sarkozy opened the traditional Bastille Day military parade to Indian and German troops Tuesday, as France looks to expand its global military influence and strengthen strategic partnerships. French forces marched with precision down the... Sponsored Topics: Nicolas Sarkozy - Military of... Read Full Story
Pictured: Simply Chic Carla Bruni's Black & White Bastille Day Dress Yesterday, I was browsing through the Huffington Post Style Section and came upon the pictures of the recent Bastille Day celebrations in Paris. I became completely enamored of the simple and elegant dress Carla Bruni-Sarkozy wore for this historic occasion. The lines are simple, and the style is something that can be worn for many years. Best of all, it looks completely comfortable for summer wear whether you're standing... Read Full Story
Michelle Obama, whom French fashionistas regard as the best-dressed American first lady since Jackie Kennedy, lived up to her sartorial reputation during her trip to Paris, sporting a wardrobe of fashion-forward classics by top American designers. But the woman who put unstuffy retailers like J. Crew on the fashion map also showed a weakness for high-end fashion "a la francaise," taking her two daughters on a private shopping trip to the exclusive children's couture house Bonpoint. Mrs... Read Full Story
The two fashionable First Ladies, Michelle Obama and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, met again at the service for the 65th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. The First Ladies must have the same fashion radar because both wore appropriate yet fashionable knee-length cream dresses paired with statement belts. If I didn’t know better I would think they planned their outfits together. Their spring color pallette’s stood out and cast a warm glow on such a somber day when... Read Full Story
Barack Obama vowed the world would never forget the dead of D-Day as he joined fellow leaders at the site of the Allied landing which changed the course of history. In a cemetery overlooking Omaha beach, the US president eulogised more than 9,387 US soldiers killed in the Battle of Normandy, 65 years after American, Canadian and British troops stormed ashore under torrents of Nazi fire. "At an hour of maximum danger, amid the bleakest of circumstances, men who thought themselves ordinary... Read Full Story
Barack Obama vowed the world would never forget the dead of D-Day as he joined fellow leaders on Saturday at the site of the Allied landing which changed the course of history. veterans In a cemetery overlooking Omaha beach, the US president observed a minute's silence and then eulogized more than 9,387 US soldiers killed during the Battle of Normandy, 65 years to the day since American, Canadian and British troops stormed ashore under torrents of Nazi fire. "At an hour of maximum danger... Read Full Story
US President Barack Obama landed late Friday in France where he is to attend international ceremonies marking the 65th anniversary of World War II D-day landings. Obama arrived on Air Force One at Orly airport at 9:13 pm (1913 GMT), after visiting a former Nazi camp in Germany, and was met by Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner before joining French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy on Saturday. The Obama motorcade headed directly for the US embassy, in central Paris, after he visited the German... Read Full Story
One day after French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy told PETA that she no longer wears real fur, Michelle Obama made her own animal-friendly announcement.
"Mrs. Obama does not wear fur," deputy press secretary Semonti Mustaphi said.
Obama and Bruni-Sarkozy - who have met twice in recent months - are both widely known as celebrity fashion icons as well as prominent political wives.
PETA pushed Carla Bruni-Sarkozy - who was photographed wearing what appeared to be real fur - in... Read Full Story
French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy took the stage yesterday to sing at Nelson Mandela’s 91st birthday concert in New York City—to mixed reviews, reports the Times of London. The model-turned-singer, who previously vowed not to perform while her husband was in office, sang her hit Quelqu’un m’a dit , ( Someone Told Me ) and Bob Dylan’s Blowin’ in the Wind with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics fame. Read Full Story
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