Léonie Cassel follows in her sister Deva Cassel’s footsteps! Her daughter is no longer unknown to the public. In 2019, at the age of 14, Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel’s daughter made her debut as a model, becoming the face of Dolce Shine perfume by Dolce & Gabbana. Since then, everything has accelerated, and she is now an actress as well as a model. We have seen her in the Italian series “Le Guépard,” and she will soon be starring in the film “Le Fantôme de l’Opéra,” where she will act alongside Romain Duris.
In February of this year, Deva Cassel opened up in Vanity Fair about her family heritage. “Very early on, my parents taught us the difference between the artist and the person. Certainly, they were famous, but for me, they were just doing a job that allowed us to live well. It was my normalcy,” she explained.
Léonie Cassel officially launches her modeling career with Vogue Italia
And after Deva, it’s now Léonie’s turn to make her mark in the world! Six years younger, the 15-year-old has amazed everyone by revealing her face on the cover of Vogue Italia. The resemblance to her mother, Monica Bellucci, is striking! Mother and daughter even posed together, allowing us to better appreciate this resemblance. In this issue of Vogue Italia, we also learn more about Léonie Cassel.
“Her mother, Monica Bellucci, has always called her ‘the child of love,’ but today Léonie has become an international young woman who speaks five languages and dreams of traveling,” the magazine states. “Going far without any barriers, returning to Japan where she has been with some friends, seeing new places, gaining her independence… Continuing fashion and music as if she feels deep down this desire to pursue this happiness as if it were a song, without losing the beauty of her almost 16 years,” the magazine continues.
Léonie Cassel opens up about her sensitivity
In addition to posing for Vogue Italia, Léonie Cassel also opened up about herself. “I am very sensitive, perhaps a bit too much. I remember everything I feel and also what people tell me, whether it’s good or bad,” she shares. During this interview, Deva Cassel’s sister also recalls a tender moment from her childhood. “When I was little, I loved dressing up in my mother’s clothes and putting on her heels to feel like her. Among my favorite photos is one where we both put on makeup, my mother likes it too,” she recounts. A beautiful mother-daughter bond that photographers have managed to capture.
