Several world-famous celebs gathered for the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week. Among the stars in Paris was Zendaya, who not only turned heads with her look but also made headlines for a brief interaction she had with Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France.
In a video shared by Alexandre Maras, editor-in-chief of Paris Match, you can see the exact moment Brigitte Macron walks over to greet the Dune actress. During this brief encounter in the Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum, 30-year-old Zendaya remained seated. The president's wife leaned in slightly to shake the actress's hand. The Euphoria star returned the gesture, shook her hand, and said it was a pleasure to meet her.
Moments before 73-year-old Brigitte Macron approached Zendaya, Bernard Arnault, CEO of the luxury group LVMH, had also greeted the actress. The executive leads the luxury conglomerate that brings together more than 75 internationally renowned brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Fendi, Celine, Loewe, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Kenzo, among others.
Bernard Arnault and Zendaya at the Louis Vuitton fashion show (@ WWD via Getty Images)
Zendaya behaved the same way with Arnault; she greeted him, shook his hand, and stayed in her seat. Debate quickly erupted on social media. Some argued that the actress should have stood up out of courtesy and greeted them both on her feet—first, because of their positions as First Lady and top executive, and second, because they are older.

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After Nike's unexpected announcement Wednesday night that Alexandre Arnault, the son of luxury ***** an Bernard Arnault, would join its board, reactions online have been mixed.
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A funeral for Dior's public relations director Mathilde Favier was held in Paris on Aug. 31, drawing guests like Claudia Schiffer, Dior's Delphine Arnault and other fashion industry elite
Favier, 57, and her partner Nicolas Altmayer, 61, were killed in a car accident in France, on Monday, Aug. 17, the fashion house shared in a statement
Favier joined Dior in 2011 and worked closely with the fashion house's celebrity clients
Family, friends and members of the fashion industry gathered on Monday, Aug. 31, to attend the funeral of Dior's public relations director Mathilde Favier in Paris.
Favier, 57, and her partner Nicolas Altmayer, 61, were killed in a car accident in France on Monday, Aug. 17.

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Michael Saylor says Bitcoin passes what he calls the Bernard Arnault test, a rule he uses to decide whether an **** et deserves serious money.
The Strategy executive chairman posted the argument on Monday in a short video clip on X, urging followers to think like a billionaire before committing capital.
Bernard Arnault chairs LVMH Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, the luxury group behind Louis Vuitton, Sephora and Tiffany & Co. The company owns 75 fashion and cosmetics labels. Forbes ranks Arnault 11th in the world with $142.3 billion.
Saylor borrows the name as shorthand for buyers at the very top of the wealth ladder. His test turns on a single question about future demand.
"Bitcoin passes the Bernard Arnault test. The Bernard Arnault test is this: I have a lot of money, what should I invest it in? I should buy something that someone richer than me, smarter than me, and more cultured than me will want to buy from me in ten years," Saylor said.

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