Monica Bellucci’s lookalike daughter Deva Cassel stunned as she arrived at the Christian Dior show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.
The 19-year-old posed for photos in an eye-catching blue satin dress, which included gold embellished details depicting birds and flowers.
The maxi dress featured a long-sleeved button-up shirt, which flowed into a long skirt that cinched at the waist.
She wore her long brown locks in plaits and accessorised with gold earrings, a chunky choker, and a ring.
Deva paired the elegant dress with some black espadrille wedge sandals to complete her look.
Monica Bellucci’s lookalike daughter Deva Cassel stunned as she arrived at the Christian Dior show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday
The 19-year-old posed for photos in an eye-catching blue satin dress, which included gold embellished details depicting birds and flowers
She flashed a wide grin while posing for pictures outside the event while putting on a more serious stance in others.
The teenager is the daughter of Monica, 59, and Vincent Cassel, 57, and is a rising starlet in her own right.
She has been going from strength to strength on both the catwalk and in landing coveted acting roles.
In November 2023, Deva opened up to Gen V by V Magazine about her relationship with her parents and how they have encouraged her career in the industry.
She told the magazine: ‘They taught me to always look forward, to always protect myself, to always be kind, and always keep wonder in mind.
‘There’s much more, but the point is that they’ve taught me how to handle unexpected situations and live by my own rules, while always respecting people and the environment I’m in.
‘I remember browsing through my mom’s huge fashion books that she kept in the house for as long as I can remember.
‘Everything was so looked after and beautiful. I knew I wanted to work in that industry at some point in my life, but I definitely didn’t expect to love it this much and make a living out of it.’
She wore her long brown locks in plaits and accessorized with gold earrings, a chunky choker, and a ring
She flashed a wide grin while posing for pictures outside the event, while putting on a more serious stance in others
The teenager is the daughter of Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel, and is a rising starlet in her own right
Deva is now set to star in the upcoming Netflix series The Leopard, based on the classic novel of the same name by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
In November 2023, Deva opened up to Gen V by V Magazine about her relationship with her parents and how they have encouraged her career in the industry (Monica Bellucci pictured in April 2024)
Deva’s parents Monica and Vincent (Pictured in May 2024) split in 2013 after 14 years of marriage and the pair share daughters Deva, 19, and Leonie, 13Â
Deva continued: ‘I really did not want to be an actor for most of my childhood. It was something that everyone kept asking me as a kid and it really pushed me away from that career path.
‘However, with time, I started getting more and more interested in the cinematic industry, the people, and the experiences it could offer.’
Deva’s parents Monica and Vincent split in 2013 after 14 years of marriage and the pair share daughters Deva, 19, and Leonie, 13.Â
The youngster has been making leaps and bounds into the world of beauty and fashion, sharing a cover of Italian Vogue with her mother for the July 2021 issue.Â
She also made her acting debut in the indie film The Beautiful Summer in 2023.
And she is now set to star in the upcoming Netflix series The Leopard, based on the classic novel of the same name by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.
Filming began last year and Deva will star as Angelica Sedara, the young stunning middle class woman who becomes a catalyst of social disruption in the six-episode epic set against the backdrop of social revolution in 1860s Sicily.Â
The historical series with elements likeable to Downton Abbey and The Crown is a modern take on the Sicilian saga famously adapted into a film by Luchino Visconti starring Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon and Burt Lancaster.
The film, now an Italian cinema classic, won the 1963 Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.