Hello! Canada - 08 August 2022

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12 NICOLE KIDMAN Turns supermodel in Paris PL
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16 NATALIE PORTMAN Radiant at Thor première S
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18 CHRIS PRATT On family, fatherhood and his DA
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30 PRINCE GEORGE AT 9 How the future King – and BE
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38 THE QUEEN Her Majesty is overjoyed while AG
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40 EXCLUSIVE ROYAL TREASURES Behind the HA
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44 THE DUCHESS OF CORNWALL Shines in new M
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49 PIPPA MIDDLETON The new mom of three LI/G
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52 COVER STORY JENNIFER LOPEZ & BEN AFFLECK E
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56 IVANA TRUMP Ex-husband Donald leads M
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62 WOMEN WHO INSPIRE JEANNE BEKER WIS
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20 INSIDE STORY Up close with the stars
48 7 DAYS Celebrity news in brief
58 HOROSCOPES Predictions from Oscar Cainer
59 PUZZLES Crossword and sudoku
60 WORLD IN PICTURES Weird and wonderful photos
STYLE & LIVING
66 SHOPPING Raise your hat game with these fun toppers
68 BEAUTY Summer makeup must-haves
70 FITNESS Get in the groove with Lululemon’s Mirror
workout star Deja Riley
73 FOOD Baking legend Paul Hollywood shares some
seriously dreamy desserts
76 EXCLUSIVE CULTURE The Amazing Race Canada
host Jon Montgomery hits the ground running 4
78 READS This one’s for Bridgerton fans! Sophie Irwin’s
new historical romance is a Regency-era delight
80 TRAVEL Soak up the sun in St-Tropez
82 LAST WORD With Brazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW & PHOTOS
AT HER PINK PARISIAN PENTHOUSE
CHANTAL THOMASS
THE ICONIC DESIGNER TALKS FAMOUS FRIENDS,
ROMANCE AND HER LIFELONG LOVE OF FASHION
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ture honouring the German designer. BOTMIC
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‘Every time I went out in one of my
designs, people would ask where I’d bought
it, and I’d tell them I’d made it myself’
La vie en rose: Chantal’s living
space is a feast for the eyes, with
candy-pink hues seen throughout,
from the seating to the ceiling
fresco, by Chantal Thomass for
Barrisol. The ceramics are another
joint venture, with Rometti. Right:
The designer poses in a trademark
monochrome outfit.
self, noting that creativity is simply in for her to sew. The young couple
her nature. showed off the results of their creative
The only child of a seamstress, collaboration when they went out dan-
Chantal, 74, has been interested in cing in Paris’s discos.
clothes for as long as she can remem- “Back then, at the beginning of the
ber: she was just 18 when she started ’60s, there wasn’t much in the way of
selling her own line of dresses. By clothes for young people, and it was
then, she was already three years into a all really boring,” Chantal recalls.
relationship with the man who was to “Every time I went out in one of my
become both her husband and busi- designs, people would ask where I’d
ness partner. Bruce Thomass, a year bought it, and I’d tell them I’d made
older than Chantal, painted fabrics it myself.”
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‘My designs are “naughty”
but never vulgar’
One day, she decided to try her luck at the THE FASH PACK A lot of the buzz was generated by the way
trendy Dorothée Bis boutique. Conquering By then 20, Chantal started hanging out she and her friends were pushing fashion
her shyness, she decked herself out in a with a big group of like-minded designers, boundaries. In 1976, Chantal sent a model
beautiful silk muslin tunic dress with a including some big fashion names of the fu- down the runway wearing a grey flannel cor-
splashy floral design – accessorized with a ture: Thierry Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier set with a white shirt. Soon, it was body
cute wicker bag – and set off. The frock found and Azzedine Alaïa. Those were laid-back, stockings and garters. “My designs are
favour and she was commissioned to sew fun times, she says. ‘naughty’ but never vulgar,” she explains.
some copies. “We were great friends – we helped each “Nothing like that had been seen at a prêt-à-
Later, she and her dress found their other and travelled all over for catwalk porter show before. Photographers started
way to the Café des Arts boutique shows. At first, we shared rooms in cheap to focus on the lingerie and soon everyone
in St.-Tropez, which bought three places. Later, when we started to become started to copy me. Those were the days of
more. One of those was snapped up by Bri- known, we were sent first-class tickets and miniskirts, but the only tights available were
gitte Bardot, and the rest, as they say, put up in the best hotels. It was a wonder- flesh-coloured. I wanted to do black lacy
is history. ful life!” ones. No one in France would make them,
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‘When we started to become known, we were
sent first-class tickets and put up in the best
hotels. It was a wonderful life’
Whimsical decorative
touches take the star’s
home to the next level.
Below: A gigantic
special-edition Coca-
Cola Light bottle she
created for the beverage
brand’s French market
in 2014 is the feature
object of a hallway.
because they said that no one would buy them. But
Austrian company Wolford agreed to do it.
“The tights went on sale in my boutique in 1979,
the press picked up on them, and I had customers
queuing outside from seven in the morning.”
She also helped make modelling stars out of Eva
Herzigova, 49, and Carla Bruni, 54, who would go
on to be a successful singer (as well as the wife of
former French president Nicolas Sarkozy). “Carla
was 17 and came with her mom,and she sang while
changing backstage,” Chantal recalls.
Success was a mixed blessing, though. Like
others in her group, Chantal found she needed the
backing of a large corporation to enable her label
to grow. “We had to get involved with companies
who invested in us, but also limited our creativity. I
suppose they had to keep their shareholders
happy,” she says with a sigh.
In 1985, she made a deal with Japan’s World Co.
It gave her financial security but meant constant
travel, which put a strain on her personal life as
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‘You have to keep going and find the projects
that give you an energy boost’
A jet-black dining table is set
with decorative plates and
napkins (also below right)
while the packed bookcase
contains biographies of
legendary designers such as
Halston and Chanel, as well
as Vogue coffee-table books.
Chantal continues to show her love of the
dark in her kitchen (left), which is given
pops of colour with her pink Smeg appli-
ances and accessories, while her Coca-
Cola Light cans and bottles are on display
in a cupboard.
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a wife and mother of two young children,
Louise and Robin. In 1987, after 25 years
of marriage, she and Bruce went their
separate ways. “But life goes on,” she says.
“One summer, when I was on holiday
with the children in my house at Cap Fer-
rat, I met Michel [Fabian].
“He started subtly flirting with me, but
I was out of practice and didn’t notice.
Later, because he loves children and is
very smart, he set about winning Louise
and Robin over, taking them to the
beach and buying them candy. And one
day, when Robin was seven, he said to
me: ‘Mom, are you in love?’ I told him
no. He said, ‘Michel’s really nice, don’t
you think?’” That was when Chantal
started to consider Michel romantically.
Now they’ve been together for 27 years,
and married for 20.
DIFFERENT WORLDS
His own work is far removed from the
world of fashion, she tells us. He’s “in
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‘Michel started subtly flirting
with me, but I was out of
practice and didn’t notice’
Theatre artwork livens up the walls,
wardrobe doors and bedding (above),
while another bedroom is given the
Moulin Rouge treatment (right and
below) with red curtains painted onto
a wall and a heart-shaped entrance
into the en suite bathroom.
Her spacious home in Paris
is proof of her décor skills,
with everything from the fres-
co on the living room ceiling
to the stunning ceramics her
own creations. Since moving
in five years ago, she’s made it
unmistakably her own. Every-
thing she does flows from her
cables,” as she puts it – fibre op- striking personal style – the
tics, to be more specific. monochrome outfits, carmine
“And all his time outside lips and the bold fringe she’s
work, he devotes to me,” she had since she was 18. All were
says, happily. captured in wax by the Musée
These days, Chantal stays Grévin. What was it like for
away from partnerships with the designer to find herself
big companies, concentrating being designed?
on collaborations. She tells us, “It’s a really interesting pro-
“Umbrellas, underwear, lamps, cess. You sit in a revolving chair
tableware, furniture, ho- for two hours while three or
tels…I’m enthusiastic about four artists draw you from every
trying new things and open to angle,” she reveals.
everything. I usually start off
with the germ of an idea, and it MISSING OLD FRIENDS
takes off from there.” Much as Chantal enjoys her
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