glamorous lookalike of her mother Monica Bellucci in lace at Fashion Week

Fashion, a family affair with the Cassel-Bellucci family. After becoming the face of “Shine”, first scent signed Dolce & Gabbana, Deva Cassel renewed her contract with the illustrious Italian fashion house by posing in May 2022, next to his mother, for the label’s new fragrance, “Dolce Lily”. Lookalike of the star ofHow much do you love me(2005), at only 18 years old, the young woman with bewitching dark gaze has made a name for itself ins the world of modeling. Thus, on Sunday September 25, 2022, this one caused a sensation at the spring-summer 2023 fashion show of Dolce & Gabbanaorganized as part of the Fashion Week from Milano.

After the Alta Moda fashion show of the Italian brand organized in Syracuse, Sicily, on July 9, Deva Cassel was once again applauded by fashion lovers. Playing the fatal womenthe sublime brunette walked on the catwalk in a look oscillating between lingerie and gala attire: lace slip dressglamorous stockings going up to the level of the thighs, long gloves all in transparency and XXL cross around the neck like a modern-day Madonna. A faultless for the daughter of Vincent Cassel who honored Kim Kardashian, instigator of this collection entitledCiao Kimwhose pieces were chosen by the reality TV star from the Dolce & Gabbana archives of the years 1987 to 2007.

Deva Cassel: like mother, like daughter

The resemblance between Monica Bellucci and her daughter Deva is disturbing. Moreover, the latter walks in the footsteps of the one who gave her life, since she too modeling career. Indeed, if the former wife of Italian photographer Claudio Basso is best known for her roles on the big screen, she has also broken into the field of fashion. being younger. “I was an exceptional model who was nothing like a model”, she had indicated on the airwaves of France Info in 2015. A similar course to Deva, as she confided in an interview with Madame Figaro in March 2022: “Like my mother, I started very young, at 15. What was only supposed to be an experience is gradually evolving, I hope, into a profession.”