leather jacket, flared pants and boots… Her rock and glamor look does not go unnoticed on TF1's Le Grand Concours

PHOTO – Brigitte Macron, a modern First Lady at the top of fashion. For his passage in The Great Competitionbroadcast on TF1 this Tuesday, January 14, Emmanuel Macron's wife caused a sensation in a rock and glamorous look wearing leather and burgundy, the flagship color of this winter 2024-2025.

A modern and winter silhouette. No more blazers with shoulder pads and designer dresses, it's in a leather jacket, flared pants and boots that Brigitte Macron chose to make her appearance on the game show The Great Competitionthis Tuesday, January 14 on TF1. This is his favorite combo to add a touch of chic and casual to appear on television or visit a school. Already on the set of Star Academy last November, the First Lady focused on this rock and trendy silhouette, mixing leather, denim and wool. The same was true during a trip to Marseille last September to meet students from the new LIVE campus promotions.

This Tuesday evening, the former professor presented her signature look by wearing the flagship color of this winter 2024-2025: burgundy. A shade that the native of Amiens had adopted straight away at the start of autumn and never left it as the cold season progressed. After wearing this color on a long coat to welcome Queen Mathilde of Belgium last October, Brigitte Macron is doubly revealing her passion for this tone with two wine-colored pieces. The ex-teacher bundles up in a sweater with a wide collar and a mid-length leather jacket. On one side matte, on the other glossy for a contrasting look. The mother of Tiphaine, Laurence and Sébastien lengthens her silhouette with flared pants combined with heeled boots, her favorite pair for braving the cold in style.

Brigitte Macron: how are her looks chosen?

To design her outfits, Brigitte Macron can count on the help of Nicolas Ghesquière, director of the women's collections at Louis Vuitton. Last March, the former professor opened up about her relationship with fashion in the columns of Madame Figaro : « It's a world I didn't know, even if I like clothes “, she said before adding about the stylist’s expertise: “ I can't say that I really had the codes. Nicolas has built a sort of fashion lexicon for me without saying it. […] Clothing helps me slip into function. » Nicolas Ghesquière wanted to qualify: “ Everything was built thanks to and around your personal imprint, Brigitte […] What seems very French about you to me is this natural elegance which seems devoid of constraint and effort. » Brigitte Macron wanted to clarify the impact of clothing: “ If you are not dressed for the occasion, that is to say too much or too little, this can have consequences. This is something I never imagined. The way we are dressed induces our first relationship with others, and it is sometimes definitive. »