Carla Bruni (March 2004 - November 2010)

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French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, waves during a visit to the pyramids of Teotihuacan, Mexico, on March 8, 2009. French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on his first offical visit to Mexico. (Photo credit should read Getty Images)
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French First Lady Carla Bruni arrives at the National Palace in Mexico City on March 9, 2009.(Photo credit should read Getty Images)
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Im not sure.Her bag seems to be Chanel,on the pics above.
Do you her new hair cute ?
 
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Carla sparkles in diamonds but Sarkozys' lavish state visit to Mexico sparks outrage in recession-hit France


on 10th March 2009

French First Lady Carla Bruni showed off her diamonds at a state dinner in Mexico City last night.
Her husband, President Nicolas Sarkozy, was holding talks with his Mexican counterpart Felipe Calderon on the world recession.
The Sarkozys have caused outrage across recession-crippled France by spending the weekend in a £3,100-a-night beachfront villa.
They booked into the super expensive El Tamarindo Beach and Golf Resort, set in a nature reserve on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, on Friday.
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Elegant: Carla Bruni glitters in a diamond necklace and earrings at the dinner in Mexico

It is owned by a multi-millionaire friend of Calderon, who is said to have allowed the couple full use of the ‘Presidential Villa’.
The vast holiday home came complete with private pool, outdoor Jacuzzi and the service of a butler, personal cook and maid.
It is currently high season at the resort, with the villa costing $3,500 plus 17 per cent taxes and obligatory 10 per cent service charges - making a total of just over £3,100.
More than 15 per cent of the French workforce is currently on a national minimum wage of £8-an-hour, with the unemployment rate spiralling towards the two million mark.
Those that still have a job face increased taxes and a burgeoning cost of living.
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The Sarkozys share a smile at the dinner

One newspaper reader posted a reaction to the break saying: ‘Sarko and Carla are back acting like Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette again. They have no appreciation of what ordinary people are going through.’
‘The sheep work hard for our president,’ said one caller to a French radio station, with a presenter stating that: ‘With the explosion in unemployment, it is clear that the press will start calling Mr Sarkozy “President Bling Bling” again.’
Mr Sarkozy has struggled to play down his nickname after being pictured in his swimming trunks next to a bikini clad Carla in an upmarket Egyptian beach resort last year.
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The French government said the millionaires' resort, above, was used by the Sarkozys' because of security reasons

Mr Sarkozy, 54, was also infamous for wearing solid gold necklace and wrist chains and a Rolex Oyster watch, together with Ray Ban designer sunglasses.
Miss Bruni, 41, who comes from a hugely wealthy family of Italian industrialists, was also known for her expensive tastes.
After their marriage at the Elysee Place in February 2008, the couple appeared to be trying to tone down their vulgar image.
But in late February they took 19 bodyguards with them for a skiing break at the Fermes de Marie Hotel, in the upmarket French resort of Megève, where suites costs £900 a night.
Confirming the second luxury break inside a month, a French consular official said: ‘They were on a private visit to the resort, relaxing before an official visit.’
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The French president and his wife have booked into the expensive El Tamarindo Beach and Golf Resort, above

Mr Sarkozy and his wife flew into the country on Friday, leaving plenty of time for their beach weekend, where they were given round-the-clock protection by the Mexican army.
Two naval vessels carried out patrols in the sea, while helicopters flew overhead.
They joined President Calderon for lunch on Sunday and then visited the Teotihuacan pyramids on the outskirts of Mexican City.
The global economic crisis is set to be high on the agenda of two days of official talks involving Mr Sarkozy which begin today.
French government sources said later that the use of the millionaires’ resort in Mexico was ‘appropriate because of security reasons'.
It is set in its own grounds, with its own team of guards. With security, the estimated cost of the couple’s beach break was £45,000.
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Gosh, I hate this populist articles. If the president of a country wouldn't sleep in the presidential suit - who will? Bernard L. Madoff ?
So is her earrings the reason for France being in recession, will it help the unemployment if she didn't have them?

Apart for that -- love the dress in #1226!!!!!!!!1

MARLOWE, yes I like the hair cut - it looks more, so to say politically correct, but I do like better her long hair!
and she had it styled for the state dinner in Mexico City - very nice and classy - I agree!
 
French President Nicolas Sarkozy (3rdL) and French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy welcome their Lebanese counterpart, respectively Michel Sleiman and Wafaa Sleiman prior to a state dinner on March 16, 2009 at the Elysee presidential palace in Paris. Sleiman is in France for a three-day state visit focusing on French military and economic assistance to Lebanon, as his country opened today its first ever embassy in former powerbroker Syria and gears for legislative elections in June 2009. (Photo credit should read Getty Images)
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Sharing a joke: Carla Bruni has a laugh with Justice Mnister Rachida Dati at the state dinner for the Lebanese President
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Glamour: French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife with Lebanese President Michel Sleiman and his wife Waffa
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Simply elegant: France's first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy sweeps into the grand Elysee in Paris with husband Nicolas Sarkozy, Lebanon's President Michel Suleiman, and his wife Wafaa prior to a state dinner in Paris
 
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Gosh, I hate this populist articles. If the president of a country wouldn't sleep in the presidential suit - who will? Bernard L. Madoff ?
So is her earrings the reason for France being in recession, will it help the unemployment if she didn't have them?

Aris i totally agree with you i hate this kind of press which i consider nonsense!

on the "style" of Carla she always looks amazing, no matter what she is wearing flawless
but i also like her with longer hair^_^
 
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