As she turns 70, Vogue takes a look back at the legendary French actress Isabelle Huppert's best beauty moments:
The whole world is obsessed with emulating the French aesthetic, but Isabelle Huppert is out there living it. In addition to starring in everything from, the acclaimed actor has a knack for looking impossibly chic with apparently minimal effort. Parisian to her core, she has a penchant for a, and has experimented with different hair lengths over the years—most recently settling for mid-length tousled waves.
With alabaster skin and a healthy glow, she has shunned injectables in favor of a more natural approach to her skin-care routine—and looks good for it. Huppert also knows the power of remaining a touch mysterious. “Over my career, I have made more than 100 films, shot a lot of magazine covers, and walked endless red carpets,” she previously wrote for British. “Yet there is still nobody outside my inner circle who could tell you what I do on a Saturday night.
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