Since Saturday, September 21, all eyes have been on her: Maud Brégeon replaces Prisca Thevenot as spokesperson for Michel Barnier’s new government. A crisis specialist for EDF, a former municipal councilor for Levallois-Perret, elected and re-elected as a member of parliament in 2022 and 2024… at only 33 years old, this close friend of Bruno Le Maire and Gérald Darmanin can congratulate herself on her political career. She therefore attended her very first government meeting at Matignon on the morning of Monday, September 23, in the form of a breakfast in the presence of the Prime Minister. The Poitevine stood out thanks to her very sophisticated working girl look.
Maud Brégeon arrived in the paved courtyard of the famous mansion in a very chic black trouser suit, composed of a perfectly fitted blazer and 7/8 trousers that revealed her ankles. Under her jacket, the politician had only put on a discreet white top. This daughter of a professor and secretary had the good idea of enhancing her silhouette with a pair of very discreet nude open-toe sandals. The dark colour of her suit highlighted her brown-red hair, cut with a side fringe and ultra-trendy seventies-style waves. She had accessorised the whole thing with a discreet strappy bracelet, silver dangling earrings and carried her files in a white and brown canvas handbag.
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How to adopt the working girl style pantsuit this fall?
The working girl look, which incorporates the fundamental pieces of the corporate wardrobe such as blazers, cigarette pants, immaculate shirts and pencil skirts, is one of the most fashionable styles for this fall, ideal for walking the office corridors from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. By adopting this very elegant ensemble, Maud Brégeon has proven that you can be at the cutting edge of fashion in politics.
“The balzer is the cornerstone of the corporate dressing room, assured to Gala.fr Tatiana Haen, author of the book Power dressing: a look that lives up to your ambitions. I take a lot of inspiration from the Ralph Lauren style, chic and casual at the same time with beautiful, well-cut blazers, defined shoulders, and noble materials (tweed, wool, etc.)” The specialist recommends opting for trouser suits this season thin stripes called tennis, with houndstooth, Prince of Wales or even Scottish patterns. “Also avoid pieces made from fabrics that crease easily (linen, cotton, poplin). Remember that you will spend most of the day sitting down and that as soon as you get up, there will be unsightly creases,” notes our interlocutor, who prefers to bet on tweed, wool, rayon and acrylic are sophisticated and immutable.
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