David Ginola's daughter Carla rocks a stylish three-piece suit with a shirt and tie as she steps out at Canneseries International Festival
Carla Ginola cut a stylish figure in a three-piece suit as she arrived at the Canneseries International Festival on Saturday.
The model, 30, oozed androgynous chic as she attended day three of the festival in the south of France as it entered its eighth year.
The daughter of former footballer and I'm A Celeb rity star David Ginola looked in good spirits as she turned heads on the red carpet.
The Cannes International Series Festival is an international television festival held annually.
Carla looked stunning in a beige suit, paired with a simple black tie and pointed stilettos.
She added a pair of glasses to complete her chic look, as well as some chunky bangles to accessorise.
The model, 30, oozed androgynous chic as she attended day three of the festival in the south of France as it entered its eighth year
Her appearance at the event comes after she was last spotted living it up at Paris Fashion Week.
She attended with fellow nepo baby Anais Gallagher, dressed to impress in oversized suits as they attended the Stella McCartney show.
The socialite is married to Adrien Rosenpick, where the couple wed during a chic ceremony in Saint Tropez in September 2023.
The couple posed for photos on the steps of the the city hall as guests showered them with confetti while they kissed.
Adrien, who owns a luxury street-wear brand, wore a double breasted navy blue suit with a pair of chunky loafers.
Carla's father David was last seen competing in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! castle in Gwrych, Wales, in 2021.
The retired footballer's alleged lovechild Joy Pinquier has claimed that the star has cut contact with her after meeting for the first time in 28 years.
She was allegedly conceived during a fling with Joelle Pinquier, 54, while the French star married to ex-wife Coraline Ginola, but has denied he is the father of her daughter Joy.
David also shares a son Andrea, now 31, and daughter Carla with Coraline. The couple married in 1991 but she filed for divorce in 2016.
Since his split from his wife of 25 years Coraline, David welcomed a daughter Ever, five, with his model girlfriend Maeva Denat.
The footballing legend played for Toulon, RC Paris, Brest and Paris Saint-Germain before joining Newcastle F.C in 1995.
He later played for Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa and Everton but retired in 2002.
Following his career on the pitch, David enrolled at the prestigious drama school RADA in the hopes of becoming an actor.
After a cameo appearance in Sally Wainwright's At Home With the Braithwaites in 2000, he starred in The Centre, City Lights and the US soap The Young and the Restless.
These days, David is also familiar too football fans as a pundit.
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