Chiara Mastroianni this fall can be seen in Benoit Jaco’s drama “Three Hearts”, which is participating in the Venice Film Festival, and she will also appear in an advertisement for the new L’Acquarossa eau de toilette, Fendi.
Elegant, smart, independent. And also modest and prone to self-irony. The status of the muse of a whole generation of French directors did not turn Chiara Mastroianni’s head. As well as the crazy popularity of her parents – Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve (who became her partner in “Three Hearts”). Chiara grew up between Rome and Paris, communicating with their eminent friends, among whom were the Fendi sisters. Thanks to a long-standing acquaintance, today the 42-year-old actress willingly agreed to represent the new L’Acquarossa perfume line, Fendi. “The brand has been familiar to me since childhood,” says Chiara. – Therefore, it was easy for me to become her face, although a little strange. What pleased me most about this collaboration was the opportunity to visit my beloved Italy often without feeling guilty. I used to come here just for the sake of it, but now I’m proud to tell my Italian relatives and friends that I came here for work.”
About Marcello Mastroianni. “We adored each other. When they say that I have his face, this is the best compliment. At this moment, it seems to me that he is still there.
About Catherine Deneuve. “Mom has little to do with her public image of the first beauty of France. More than anything, she loves to dig in the garden in her rubber boots.”
About myself. “Anxious, shy, ironic, independent. Big gourmet and homebody. My seventeen-year-old son would be glad if I were not at home more often. But what can I do about myself? In my opinion, there is nothing better than a dinner in the kitchen in the company of loved ones.
About Pilates. “A dream for a lazy person like me! After all, the lesson begins with the fact that you need to lie down and relax. In addition, it relieves me of anxiety at least for a while and helps me stay slim, despite the love of food.
About age. “I would never agree to be young again. I was a plump, pimply girl with braces on my teeth. My nose has grown faster than other parts of my face. But most of the suffering was caused by moles on the face, which were laughed at by peers. Even now I don’t consider myself beautiful, but experience, especially the birth of children, has taught me to focus less on appearance.
About fragrances. “Strong psychological weapon. L’Heure Bleue by Guerlain always reminds me of my mother. The smell of soap and tobacco is about the father: he did not use perfume. And toilet water L’Acquarossa, Fendi, returns to school years. During the summer holidays in Rome, the air was filled with the smell of orange trees.