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Alicia VikanderandMichael Fassbenderare shining in the City of Lights!
The longtime couple were photographed dressed to the nines in complementary silver and white looks while attending a Louis Vuitton event at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday.
Vikander, 34, sparkled in a long-sleeved sequin dress that featured a rolled neckline. She accessorized the look with nude heels, simple stud earrings, a chunky golden chain necklace and a matching golden square clutch.
Fassbender, 46, meanwhile, wore an ivory suit over a silver button-down shirt, plus charcoal smoking slippers.
Michael Fassbender photographed in a white suit at Louis Vuitton event.Spread Pictures / MEGA
The stylish couple’s outing took place after they recently had another fashionable night out at the 2023Cannes Film Festival, where Vikander’s new movieFirebrandpremiered.
TheEx Machinastar wore a pink gown adorned with jewels and sequins and accessorized with hooped earrings to the event, while Fassbender chose a simple black-and-white tuxedo for the film’s premiere.
The pair held their arms around each other’s waists as they posed for photos on the red carpet.
Alicia Vikander photographed in a silver sequin dress at Louis Vuitton event.Spread Pictures / MEGA
Vikander and Fassbender first met in 2014 when they played a married couple in the movieThe Light Between Oceans.
They then made their public debut as a couple at theGolden Globesin 2016, before tying the knot in asecretive 2017 weddingin Ibiza, Spain.
“I feel I’m more happy and content than I’ve ever been,” Vikander toldVogueabout their marriage during a rare 2018 interview discussing her personal life.
The couple then quietlywelcomed a son into their familyin Sept. 2021.
Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender attending the Vanity Fair x Louis Vuitton dinner in France.Pascal Le Segretain/Getty for Louis Vuitton
“We have a child now, but it took us time,” she told the outlet.
Similarly, in the filmThe Light Between Oceans, Vikander’s character suffered two miscarriages. She explained that the film took on “another meaning” after she endured her own miscarriage and said she believes movies that deal with difficult topics can help both the performers and audience deal with their own hardships.
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“[The miscarriage] was so extreme, painful to go through and, of course, it made me recall making that film,” she told theTimes.
source: people.com
