Pascal Greggory

photography by GIASCO BERTOLI at the Brasserie LIPP
interview by SIMON LIBERATI
style by ROBERT RABENSTEINER

Gold chains and medallion DARY’s and Hamsa Padlock charm pendant and Ottoman Architecture ring SEVAN BICAKCI, worn throughout

 

A gray Jacquard mohair wool cape over an alpaca and wool vest and pants GIORGIO ARMANI

Pascal Greggory’s discreet presence at a Paris party or club has always signaled that you’re in the right place. For years, he was the promising young male lead, playing in André Téchiné’s The Brontë Sisters (1979) and later in many of Éric Rohmer’s films, notably Pauline at the Beach (1983). Public success arrived when his lover and mentor, theater director Patrice Chereau, cast him in Hamlet (1988). Today, the elegant French star continues to enliven the Paris scene. He is one of the most valued actors in France, on film and on stage.

SIMON LIBERATI…