At the ‘Nouvelle Vague’ photocall, Zoey Deutch delivered a masterclass in architectural elegance—voluminous sleeves, satin trousers, and a dash of Old Hollywood aloofness.
Zoey Deutch knows how to command a room without raising her voice. At the ‘Nouvelle Vague’ photocall during the 51st Deauville American Film Festival in France, she stepped into the frame like a character from a Jacques Demy film—poised, polished, and just a touch mysterious.
Her look? A monochrome study in proportion and restraint. The white blouse, crisp and sculptural, featured voluminous sleeves that ballooned with couture-level drama. It’s the kind of silhouette that recalls the golden age of Yves Saint Laurent—where volume wasn’t excess, but expression. Tucked into black high-waisted satin trousers, the ensemble balanced softness with structure. The pants, wide-legged and fluid, caught the light with a subtle sheen, adding movement to an otherwise composed silhouette.
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