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The **llroom**, where Diana Vreeland once witnessed Penelope Forest on the bare floors and even proclaimed, "We need which will daughter." With the series featuring 5 exquisite and even impossibly stylish ladies from London, the Courtin-Clarins children have made a significant impact. Growth rates, as reported by users, have skyrocketed in this field. Anna Wintour is impressed. "I like to interact with them all," she declared, and one of her colleagues placed the application, much to the girls' delight.
Claire Courtin-Clarins, 25, is wearing a striking white Mugler coat and magical Balenciaga leggings. With her swimming-pool eyes, wild hair, six-foot stature, and six-yard presence, she resembles a supermodel from another planet. The other girls—Claire's brother, Virginie, 26, and their cousins, Jenna and Prisca, 25—were equally magnificent in their Thakoon dresses. Wintour immediately scheduled a portrait session the following day for Vogue's Spring 2011 "Flash" feature, dubbing them the exclusive "It" kids. A reporter from "Page Six" noted that they drew a crowd of photographers when standing outside the Plaza Hotel. "At one point," said Clarins associate Melissa Barrett Rhodes, "we had to pile them into an SUV and drive them away from the cameras."
The girls retreated to London and declined interviews while adjusting to fame and their work. Yes: work. For many of them are not just your typical "It" kids and heiresses. Designers seem to assume so, but designers do what designers do. Even in this ruthless and savage world, people must call a blooming flower by its name when it blooms best and brightest under their noses.
Jenna, Claire, and Virginie were ascending in the elevator at the Hôtel Royal Monceau on Avenue Hoche—Prisca was on her way separately. "You know, I do everything for grandpa," said Claire. "He passed away in 2007. We were absolutely deeply in love with him. He founded Clarins. He is who and what everything stands for. Like, I want to be similar to him. I'm sure if he were alive, he wouldn't like us being photographed."
"Yes," said Virginie, "but when he passed away, he left a vibrant legacy. He is still with us. You don't have to be Hollywood stars. We want to honor the brand that meant so much to him and means so much to our father and us."
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