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Yeah, it's the US Elle issue of April 2005 (shot by Gilles Bensimon).

You can find the entire editorial on bwgreyscale (at the end of the page).
 
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I have that article Luca (originally, it was from Voici).They're looking at each other with a certain affection, big deal ( we could have concluded the same thing about Sebastien and her judging by the pictures).In the other pictures of the same event, there's not a single picture that could give away the impression that they were in love.Lou never denied (and even confirmed) her love relationship with anyone BUT him, she mentioned that the rumour about them being an item was wrong and she said that they were just close friends.

Okay, I might have saved them under a wrong name then :blush:
I still think that it rather sounds as if she'd be talking about a lover there than about a friend (there's also that part about people she'd take with her to an island and calling them being the l"oves of her live", so it feels a bit different, but I might as well just be misinterpreting things)
If they weren't a love couple ever, well, then they weren't. No big deal, either.

And I have to add this:
I don't mean to judge on anyone's impression, but I think that you can't really compare Lou and Charlotte when talking about their childhood and the way they feel about it.
Take my parents for example, both my mom an my dad both know about Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg, but neither one of them knows "who the hell" Jacques Doillon is.
And Jane's talking about Serge in every single interview she gives, even nowadays.

Not only do Lou and Charlotte have different personalities (as, siblings use to do) they were treated differently only for who their fathers were.
(Anyone ever heard Kate Barry talk about her childhood? I'd be really interested in that since I feel that no one really cares for anything before or after "Jane and Serge")

She might not be as great as she want's people to see her, but she definately is different, and I like that.
And I, too, love that “What a lovely moustache.” part :lol:
 
Okay, I might have saved them under a wrong name then :blush:
I still think that it rather sounds as if she'd be talking about a lover there than about a friend (there's also that part about people she'd take with her to an island and calling them being the l"oves of her live", so it feels a bit different, but I might as well just be misinterpreting things)
If they weren't a love couple ever, well, then they weren't. No big deal, either.

And I have to add this:
I don't mean to judge on anyone's impression, but I think that you can't really compare Lou and Charlotte when talking about their childhood and the way they feel about it.
Take my parents for example, both my mom an my dad both know about Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg, but neither one of them knows "who the hell" Jacques Doillon is.
And Jane's talking about Serge in every single interview she gives, even nowadays.

Not only do Lou and Charlotte have different personalities (as, siblings use to do) they were treated differently only for who their fathers were.
(Anyone ever heard Kate Barry talk about her childhood? I'd be really interested in that since I feel that no one really cares for anything before or after "Jane and Serge")

She might not be as great as she want's people to see her, but she definately is different, and I like that.
And I, too, love that “What a lovely moustache.” part :lol:

I'm just saying that Lou probably didn't have a fling with Edouard Baer because while she had a lot of affection for him (and she did mention it), she denied in an interview that I have, that she had an affair with him and as far as I know, she's always been quite open about her love relationships.

About Charlotte's childhood, Charlotte had to go through a LOT of **** considering who her parents were but she never dwells on it in interviews .If her parents are adored now, they were badly considered at the time.Lou just seems to act a little bit too melodramatic about it, I mean, I've seen worse. Besides,I was more referring to the way Lou constantly mentions how cultured she is.I know that some people might think of it as being interesting and it sometimes is, but in other interviews it seems to be a wee bit 'in your face'.

I've read an interview of Kate.Though, she didn't really mention her childhood per se, she talked about her past as a drug and alcohol addict.She started drinking at the age 12/14 and then did drugs, she stopped when she got pregnant of Roman.She actually worked for a rehab center.Her childhood was mostly related to Charlotte's since she spent most of her childhood with her mother.
 
I didn't mean to start a fight or something,nanker_phledge :).
You're probably right about Lou and Edouard since you have that interview.

As for Lou talking so much about how "cultured" she is, I think that's just her way to tell people she's not just a style icon, that she can do more than dress good.
 
She reminds me of Kate Moss in the sense that both of their style has gone downhill and neither one seems like a mother
 
She looks good there but I never knew that she was a mother. You don't see it indeed. ^_^:p
 
moussemaker posted this in the "Playboy France March 2008" - thread

I know it's really small, but it makes me wanna see the pics even more.
Now, I wonder, did anyone get the issue?
There also seems to be an interview with her in it.
 
a reminder to stay on topic...
that video had nothing to do with lou's style and was deleted...
thank you...
 
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There will be more pics and an interview in Annabelle, a swiss magazine.
Any swiss Lou fans around?
 

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