The star of the paf, Claire Chazal, delighted her followers on Instagram by appearing in a pretty ultra trendy casual chic look!
Everyone knows that Claire Chazal is much more than a talented journalist. She is also a great fashion enthusiast, who never hesitates to storm the front row of prestigious fashion shows such as Christian Dior, Jean-Paul Gaultier or Frank Sorbier, to name but a few. A fashionista who also loves to take care of her look by betting on trendy and always classy looks. This is what she once again proved by posting a nice photo on his Instagram account, this Sunday, November 27, revealing a casual chic outfit that delighted his followers. “The natural class“, “The class! very chic and modern Parisian, intelligent“, “Always elegant“, “Beautiful“, “Clearly gorgeous“, can we read among other things in the comments. Complimentary words for the former presenter of the JT of TF1, which appears in the trendy winter piece: white jeans. Often worn in summer, denim white becomes more democratic and invests the winter wardrobe of fashionistas. Here, Claire Chazal associates it with a perfectly cut anthracite gray blazer and worn on a small white top. A simple, effective and totally “in” look, which she marries with a natural beauty look, consisting of a slightly wavy hairstyle and nude make-up.
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From the JT to the Passage des Arts…
If Claire Chazal shone for years on TF1 by presenting the Friday and weekend news for 24 years, she then flourished at the controls of a new show. Indeed, as early as 2016, the 65-year-old journalist and TV host presented the show FREE ENTRANCE on France 5, which was finally replaced in 2019 by a new cultural program, Passage of the artsa daily show dedicated to performing arts in the continuity ofFREE ENTRANCE. From 2021, Passage of the arts changes channel by switching to France 2 and becomes weekly with a broadcast every Sunday evening. Moreover, this Sunday, November 27, Claire Chazal received on her set her friend and actor Roschdy Zem, as well as Sami Bouajila, Clara Luciani, Sylvain Tesson and Thomas Ostermeier.