Carla Bruni (March 2004 - November 2010) - Page 91

Ceptuouse · 06-06-2009

Love the pic of Carla looking out from the window and she looks fabulous in the deep pink dress.

nicole-marie · 06-06-2009

I love that picture of her looking out the window too, she always looks stunning.

lemeray · 06-06-2009

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lemeray · 06-06-2009

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MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

First Ladies Michelle and Carla leave Sarah Brown in the shade in glamorous co-ordinated outfits at D-Day remembrance day
07th June 2009

If there is such a thing as a political First Wives Club, Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Sarah Brown were certainly it yesterday.
But while America and France's First Ladies upped the glamour stakes in co-ordinated dresses of a similar hue, complete with high-waisted belts, Britain's Sarah Brown opted for a frumpy green checked dress.
The trio walked on stage several minutes ahead of their husbands in the company of D-Day veterans, earning a huge cheer from a thrilled crowd at the official commemoration.

Line up: Sarah Brown, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Michelle Obama attend the remembrance day held at Omaha Beach at Colleville-sur-Mer, France, yesterday

All displayed supreme confidence in front of 9,000 veterans, their families and VIP guests – but then Mrs Obama and Mrs Brown have both made solo appearances in support of their husbands and Mrs Sarkozy is a former supermodel.
They all seemed as much at home with each other as they did in the public eye – warm, respectful and above all friendly.
There were shouts and groans of disappointment as the trio took seats in the front row of the audience. The seating plan meant they disappeared from view for the majority of the ceremony.
Mrs Obama took her seat first, dazzling in a white shift dress influenced by the pared down New York style of Calvin Klein or Donna Karen, coupled with a matching knee-length coat. She had modernised the look with a silver buckled belt and teamed the elegant but functional dress with a livelier pair of silver shoes, thought to be Jimmy Choos.

Mrs Obama and Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy wore matching outfits of a similar colour

By her side was Mrs Sarkozy in a classic cream dress, likely to be from her favoured French designer Dior, with a black swing coat.
And, not perhaps in the same league as the the Presidents’ wives, perked up her green checked outfit with brown and cream jewellery.
They talked with animation and affection until the start of the proceedings, their black, brown and red heads often intimately tilted towards each other, all equally involved in conversation.

The First Ladies share a lighter moment during the D-Day commemorations

They sat as a trio in the front row and talked with animation and affection ahead of proceedings

The ladies join in with a round of applause during the ceremony
Despite political and cultural differences, all are wives of world leaders and the mothers of young children raised in the public eye.
It was Mrs Brown who proved most up-to-the-minute with technology – using the social networking site Twitter to keep followers informed on the day’s events.
At around 11am she updated her site with the message: ‘Just attended very moving service for D-Day Remembrance in Bayeaux Cathedral – so many British veterans here to pay tribute.’

Snap: Michelle Obama and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy both opt for belted cream outfits

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy takes a moment as she watches from inside the prefecture in Caen

She showed humility by taking a photograph for a veteran with his camera. The previous day Mrs Brown had used Twitter to thank those backing her husband in the political crisis.
To one supporter, who had written: ‘I think you are both doing a great job, don’t let the b’s get you down,’ she responded: ‘Thanks for your lovely message.’
dailymail

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) with his wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy casts his ballot for the European parliamentary election on June 7, 2009 in Paris. The European assembly is the only EU institution elected by universal suffrage, and the conservative European People's Party, expected to be returned as the biggest bloc, has gradually gained power there over the years. (Photo credit should read Getty Images)

Northern Star · 07-06-2009

Unfortunately looking as rough as a badger's arse in those pics

but I suppose everybody has their off days.

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

yeah those pix were taken pretty early this morning.You can tell she lacks her beauty sleep

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

justjared

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

same

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

getty

MARLOWE TIGER · 07-06-2009

acaba/pp

KissMiss · 08-06-2009

ah her style is just adorable...

Miss Dalloway · 09-06-2009

LOVE her polka dot dress, she looks lovely even without make-up and sleep.Can anyone id it?

LolaSvelt · 09-06-2009

In no way she does look as rough as a badger's arse here. She looks better than most people when without makeup!

06-06-2009	#1351
Ceptuouse V.I.P. Profile: Location: Ft. Lauderdale Gender: homme Posts: 15,923	Love the pic of Carla looking out from the window and she looks fabulous in the deep pink dress. Last edited by Ceptuouse : 06-06-2009 at 04:02 PM.

06-06-2009	#1352
nicole-marie backstage pass Profile: Location: california Gender: femme Posts: 703	I love that picture of her looking out the window too, she always looks stunning. __________________ *They made me walk and talk, and I hate walking and talking -Sasha Pivovarova*

06-06-2009	#1354
lemeray V.I.P. Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 13,073	zuma Last edited by lemeray : 06-06-2009 at 10:54 PM.

07-06-2009	#1355
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	First Ladies Michelle and Carla leave Sarah Brown in the shade in glamorous co-ordinated outfits at D-Day remembrance day 07th June 2009 If there is such a thing as a political First Wives Club, Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Sarah Brown were certainly it yesterday. But while America and France's First Ladies upped the glamour stakes in co-ordinated dresses of a similar hue, complete with high-waisted belts, Britain's Sarah Brown opted for a frumpy green checked dress. The trio walked on stage several minutes ahead of their husbands in the company of D-Day veterans, earning a huge cheer from a thrilled crowd at the official commemoration. Line up: Sarah Brown, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Michelle Obama attend the remembrance day held at Omaha Beach at Colleville-sur-Mer, France, yesterday All displayed supreme confidence in front of 9,000 veterans, their families and VIP guests – but then Mrs Obama and Mrs Brown have both made solo appearances in support of their husbands and Mrs Sarkozy is a former supermodel. They all seemed as much at home with each other as they did in the public eye – warm, respectful and above all friendly. There were shouts and groans of disappointment as the trio took seats in the front row of the audience. The seating plan meant they disappeared from view for the majority of the ceremony. Mrs Obama took her seat first, dazzling in a white shift dress influenced by the pared down New York style of Calvin Klein or Donna Karen, coupled with a matching knee-length coat. She had modernised the look with a silver buckled belt and teamed the elegant but functional dress with a livelier pair of silver shoes, thought to be Jimmy Choos. Mrs Obama and Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy wore matching outfits of a similar colour By her side was Mrs Sarkozy in a classic cream dress, likely to be from her favoured French designer Dior, with a black swing coat. And, not perhaps in the same league as the the Presidents’ wives, perked up her green checked outfit with brown and cream jewellery. They talked with animation and affection until the start of the proceedings, their black, brown and red heads often intimately tilted towards each other, all equally involved in conversation. The First Ladies share a lighter moment during the D-Day commemorations They sat as a trio in the front row and talked with animation and affection ahead of proceedings The ladies join in with a round of applause during the ceremony Despite political and cultural differences, all are wives of world leaders and the mothers of young children raised in the public eye. It was Mrs Brown who proved most up-to-the-minute with technology – using the social networking site Twitter to keep followers informed on the day’s events. At around 11am she updated her site with the message: ‘Just attended very moving service for D-Day Remembrance in Bayeaux Cathedral – so many British veterans here to pay tribute.’ Snap: Michelle Obama and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy both opt for belted cream outfits Carla Bruni-Sarkozy takes a moment as she watches from inside the prefecture in Caen She showed humility by taking a photograph for a veteran with his camera. The previous day Mrs Brown had used Twitter to thank those backing her husband in the political crisis. To one supporter, who had written: ‘I think you are both doing a great job, don’t let the b’s get you down,’ she responded: ‘Thanks for your lovely message.’ dailymail __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood Last edited by MARLOWE TIGER : 07-06-2009 at 07:13 AM.

07-06-2009	#1356
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) with his wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy casts his ballot for the European parliamentary election on June 7, 2009 in Paris. The European assembly is the only EU institution elected by universal suffrage, and the conservative European People's Party, expected to be returned as the biggest bloc, has gradually gained power there over the years. (Photo credit should read Getty Images) __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood Last edited by MARLOWE TIGER : 07-06-2009 at 07:18 AM.

06-06-2009	#1353
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07-06-2009	#1357
Northern Star UberCool Profile: Location: UK Gender: homme Posts: 15,383	Unfortunately looking as rough as a badger's arse in those pics but I suppose everybody has their off days. __________________ 'Our lives are made up exclusively of what we are wise enough to keep in our hearts, and of what we are brave enough to throw away'

07-06-2009	#1358
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	yeah those pix were taken pretty early this morning.You can tell she lacks her beauty sleep __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood Last edited by MARLOWE TIGER : 07-06-2009 at 07:41 AM.

07-06-2009	#1359
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	HQs justjared __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood

07-06-2009	#1360
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	HQs same __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood

07-06-2009	#1361
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	getty __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood Last edited by MARLOWE TIGER : 07-06-2009 at 10:00 AM.

07-06-2009	#1362
MARLOWE TIGER V.I.P. Profile: Location: Somewhere in Europe Gender: femme Posts: 4,251	acaba/pp __________________ "Too fast to live,too young to die"-Vivien Westwood Last edited by MARLOWE TIGER : 07-06-2009 at 04:40 PM.

08-06-2009	#1363
KissMiss V.I.P. Profile: Location: London Gender: homme Posts: 5,859	ah her style is just adorable... __________________ Finally... I've met Helena Christensen... dreams do really come true...

09-06-2009	#1364
Miss Dalloway V.I.P. Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 20,794	LOVE her polka dot dress, she looks lovely even without make-up and sleep.Can anyone id it?

09-06-2009	#1365
LolaSvelt V.I.P. Profile: Location: London, UK Gender: femme Posts: 17,226	In no way she does look as rough as a badger's arse here. She looks better than most people when without makeup! __________________ "What if I take my problem to the United Nations?"

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