In an enthralling fusion of talent and elegance, Devia Cassel emerges as the luminous new face of Dior, bringing her unique blend of cultural richness and artistic versatility to the forefront of fashion and beauty. As Dior’s latest ambassadress, Cassel embodies the innovative spirit and timeless grace of the Maison’s creations, from its exquisite ready-to-wear collections to the avant-garde realms of haute couture and beauty.
With a heritage steeped in artistic brilliance, thanks to her renowned parents, Monica Belluci and Vincent Cassel, Devia not only inherits striking beauty but also an impassioned zest for the creative arts, including singing, painting, acting, and fashion design. Born in the vibrant city of Rome in 2004, her upbringing across France, Italy, and Brazil has endowed her with a profound appreciation for diverse cultures, fluently navigating five languages and infusing her work with a global perspective.
Devia’s artistic journey commenced at a tender age with drama classes, seamlessly transitioning into the modeling world by 16. Her meteoric rise in the fashion industry is marked by her captivating presence on international magazine covers and her elegant strides on numerous Fashion Week runways. Her artistic prowess extended to the silver screen in September 2023 with a significant role in ‘La Bella Estate,’ directed by the acclaimed Laura Luchetti, showcasing her multifaceted talent.
In her new role as Dior’s ambassadress, Devia Cassel represents more than the brand’s iconic designs; she embodies the fusion of tradition and innovation, resonating with the creative visions of Maria Grazia Chiuri and the beauty expertise of Peter Philips. Her engagement with Dior not only highlights her intrinsic link to the fashion and beauty realms but also underscores her position as a pivotal figure in contemporary artistry, influencing and inspiring across disciplines.
Through Devia Cassel, Dior reaffirms its commitment to celebrating not just beauty but the power of artistic expression, bridging generations and cultures in a testament to the enduring allure and relevance of the Maison’s legacy.
