Before walking the red carpet of the Césars ceremony, actors and actresses are invited to help themselves to a dressing room filled with prestigious gifts.
Body treatments made from donkey’s milk, gluten-free and honey macaroons, champagne and even unique jewellery. The “DPA pre-Caesar gift suite” is an Ali Baba’s cave reserved for guests of the Caesars.
This room is traditionally reserved by Nathalie Dubois a few days before the official ceremony to accommodate the objects and products of designers who wish to communicate their brand. This film meeting is the perfect opportunity to promote your business at low cost thanks to the notoriety of the actors and actresses.
This year, we are no exception to the rule. Since Wednesday February 23, a suite of the Intercontinental in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris has been transformed into a gift box.
Before going to the Césars which will take place this Friday, February 25, several actors and actresses went to the famous gift box to discover the gifts that await them. They can be used in the multitude of products offered. In exchange, they take their picture with the product, some will even wear them on the evening of the Cesar ceremony.
A gift box that welcomes future Caesareans
This very glamorous publicity stunt has become a Cesar tradition. In the pre-Caesar gift suite, there is a list of different but always very original products each year. For the César 2022, the sequel is back in force after two years of absence due to covid-19.
This year, celebrities will find shampoo, based on prickly pear or caviar from the brand Roseberry reports The Parisian which lists the sumptuous gifts.
There is also champagne from Domain of Nuisanceunique creations of the jewelry brand Simone in Bordeaux, seaweed-based cosmetics from the Île de Ré, or even delicate stoles from Cambodia. Gastronomy and French culture are also highlighted with editions of La Martinière or the fine biscuit factory Manon’s Delights.
On Instagram we begin to discover photos of the guests with their sumptuous gifts. The famous pre-César gift box has regained its former success.