Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is the new global ambassador for Pomellato

According to Sabina Belli, CEO of the brand, Leroy-Beaulieu embodies the values of female empowerment and authentic beauty upheld by the company. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, known for her portrayal of Sylvie Grateau, has been appointed the new global ambassador for Pomellato. Her character in 'Emily in Paris' has captivated audiences, but it seems the influence of the French-Italian actress is growing stronger, establishing her as a prominent figure in the fashion and luxury industries. Sabina Belli, CEO of Pomellato, praised Leroy-Beaulieu, highlighting her sophistication, strength, and natural elegance—qualities that align with the brand’s values. Belli added, "Like our jewellery, she goes beyond trends and forges her own distinctive path." Luc Braquet/Courtesy of Pomellato In a statement, Leroy-Beaulieu expressed her excitement about joining Pomellato: "As a French-Italian actress, I have always admired how Pomellato blends Italian craftsmanship with modern design. Their pieces are made for women who aren’t afraid to express their individuality. Each piece tells a story of freedom and creativity, values that have also guided my career." This new partnership comes at a key moment for the actress, who is busy with various projects. In addition to preparing for the filming of season five of 'Emily in Paris', she has recently wrapped up filming '100 Days', a film directed by the acclaimed Carlos Saldanha. Based on the true story of Brazilian explorer Amyr Klink, the film tells how Klink became the first person to cross the South Atlantic in a rowing boat in 1984, after many others had perished in the attempt.