Chopard's Co-President Caroline Scheufele at the Trophée Chopard Party 16th May 2014. She wears a graceful gem-set Sautoir, featuring an emerald-cut unheated Sri Lankan Sapphire weighing 37.01 cts., within an opulent gem-set surround, to the Tanzanite Bead Sautoir.
The Trophée Chopard was founded by Chopard in 2001 and has been presented every year during the Cannes Film Festival, awarded by a jury of professionals to two young actors in order to recognise and encourage their carrer. Discover the long tradition of Chopard's attributes to the Cannes Film Festival and their famous Red Carpet 'Haute Joaillerie' collections on my latest editorial '67th Cannes Film Festival | From Runway To Red Carpet'. And get here some wonderful insights and enjoy a peaceful moment inside the Chopard rooftop terrace and showroom at Hotel Martinez in Cannes ...
Choprad's Co-President Caroline Scheufele
Chopards's showroom, Hotel Martinez where "Nature is everywhere" ...
For the premiere of 'Saint Laurent' at the Cannes International Film Festival,
the divine Lea Seydoux chose to wear a gorgeous pair of pear-shaped emerald
and white diamond drop earrings
An open work garland of delicate diamond-set flowers
A stunning Tanzanite ring glowing in the sun of Cannes captured
by photographer Olivia da Costa
Actress Cate Blanchett chose to wear a large titanum ring fully set with
tourmalines Paraiba (18 cts.) and diamonds as well titanum chandeliers earrings
composed of sapphires (16.45 cts.) and briolette and princess-cut diamonds
Backstage with Karlie Kloss, wearing L'Heure du Diamant ring
An elegant diamond bracelet from the 2014 Red Carpet Collection
with a delicate sapphire and diamond butterfly ring.
Gown: Courtesy of ELIE SAAB Haute Couture
Actress Cate Blanchett chose to wear a large titanum ring fully set with
tourmalines Paraiba (18 cts.) and diamonds as well titanum chandeliers earrings
composed of sapphires (16.45 cts.) and briolette and princess-cut diamonds
Backstage with Karlie Kloss, wearing L'Heure du Diamant ring
An elegant diamond bracelet from the 2014 Red Carpet Collection
with a delicate sapphire and diamond butterfly ring.
Gown: Courtesy of ELIE SAAB Haute Couture
This year, the highlight of the Red Carpet Collection is the Riviera jewellery set,
composed of a dazzling diamond necklace and matching earrings,
radiating a fascinating aura of opulent seduction
The Riviera jewellery set requred over 1000 hours of craftsmanship and totals over 100 cts. of brilliant-cut, marquise-cut and rosecut pear shaped diamonds
The Story of the Trophée Chopard
Every year since 2001, the Trophée Chopard rewards the talent of a young actor and actress. This year, the distinction honoured Adèle Exarchopoulos and Logan Lerman.
An official partner of the Cannes Film Festival since 1998, Chopard heightened its commitment to ‘the seventh art’ in 2001 by creating an award intended for the up-and-coming generation of the film industry. Yesterday night, Adèle Exarchopoulos and Logan Lerman received their prizes from Australian actress Cate Blanchett, winner of the 2014 Best Actress Academy Award. The ceremony held in the Hotel Martinez was presented by TV host and fashion journalist Louise Roe and attended by some of the greatest names in cinema.
Winners Adèle
Exarchopoulos and Logan Lerman with Cate Blanchett,
President of the Jury for the Trophée Chopard
Adèle
Exarchopoulos
Logan Lerman
This year, the honourees were chosen by a jury of professionals composed of actor Colin Firth, producer Harvey Weinstein, director Atom Egoyan, director and producer Lee Daniels, Steve Gaydos, Executive Editor of Variety magazine, and Caroline Scheufele, co-president of Chopard. The jury’s deliberations resulted in the decision to single out French actress Adèle Exarchopoulos, who gave a break-out performance in La Vie d’Adèle by Abdellatif Kechiche – winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes in 2013 – and is currently starring in Qui vive by Marianne Tardieu; along with American actor Logan Lerman, hero of the fantasy film franchise Percy Jackson and one of the lead actors in Darren Aronofsky’s new blockbuster, Noah.
Daring and flawless, Cate Blanchett chose to wear the shrimp earrings
from the Animal World Collection to the Trophée Chopard
'The Jouney' by Chopard To Turn The Red Carpet 'Green' - For the occasion of the 67th Cannes Film Festival Chopard celebrates its 1st anniversary of 'The Journey' Green Carpet Collection.
Livia Firth wearing the newest 'Green Carpet' earrings
Livia Firth is on a mission to revolutionize fashion. The creative director of sustainable brand consultancy Eco Age and creator of the Green Carpet Challenge, there’s no doubt that Livia Firth is sustainable fashion’s most stylish and impassioned pioneer. We quizzed Livia Firth on her collaboration with Chopard on Fairmined jewellery, working with award-winning actors and what sustainable luxury means today.
"This is when I met Caroline Scheufele : the visionary co-president and artistic director of Chopard. The fact that Caroline has embraced The Journey to Sustainable Luxury has allowed Chopard to directly impact on the lives of the real people in artisanal mining communities across South America. Chopard’s partnership with Eco-Age and the Green Carpet Challenge shows that luxury brands can lead the way for others to follow and that embracing a socially responsible and sustainable path can both enhance and add value.
I have always been inspired by Caroline’s beautifully designed jewellery – who wouldn’t – but, when I met her two years ago, I was even more inspired by her and her commitment to start The Journey. It won’t be an easy one, but to quote Caroline “Rome was not built in one day”. The Scheufele family knows that being a profitable business and practicing good stewardship of environmental and social justice is not only possible but essential."
Enjoy this timeless moment with this intimate and colourful table for the occasion of Chopard's 1st anniversary dinner to honour the Green Carpet Collection ...
Selections by ANDREA JANKE Finest Accessories
Photo Credit/Source: The House of Chopard / Olivia da Costa
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"Where All The Magic Happens" - Jamie Beck
The Cannes Film Festival 2013 marked the start of Chopard's path to sustainable luxury. By putting sustainability at the heart of it's brand, Chopard is set to turn the Red Carpet 'green' with the help of Eco-Age and the Green Carpet Challenge (GCC). Founded by Livia Firth, Eco-Age and GCC will Partner and Guide Chopard on this incredible breakthrough project.
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