What the 'most beautiful girl in the world' is doing now as people shocked after seeing what she looks like today
Thylane Blondeau, AKA the 'most beautiful girl in the world', is a very busy woman.
Thylane has been modeling since the age of three and at the age of six received the very complimentary title of the 'most beautiful girl in the world'.
She was born in France 2001 to former footballer Patrick Blondeau and French TV presenter Véronika Loubry. While most of us had only just mastered coloring inside the lines by the age of 10, Tylane had modeled for Vogue Paris by then. This made her the youngest model in the world to ever so do.
There's one particularly famous photo of Thylane that helped her garner worldwide recognition and that's a snap of her as a young girl with fair hair and big blue eyes looking directly at the camera.
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Thylane, now 24, looks quite different to how she did as a child though and now boasts dark brunette locks. She, of course, still has her signature blue eyes and captivating stare, however.
With her undeniable beauty in mind, it probably comes as no surprise that Thylane is still a model. Over the course of her fashion career, she has worked with the likes of Chanel, Miu Miu, Dolce & Gabbana, L’Oréal Paris, Versace, Ralph Lauren, and Hugo Boss.
Posting to her Instagram page back in March - where she boast nearly seven million followers - Thylane marked her 10th time walking the catwalk for Miu Miu.
Away from modeling, the 24-year-old has launcher her own haircare range called ENALYHT.
On the 'About' section of the website alongside a photo of Thylane, it reads [translated]: "My passion for hair care began at the age of 16 when I discovered the world of modeling.
"I quickly realized that the effectiveness of a product wasn't enough. The purity of the ingredients and their real impact on the hair are just as essential.
"I made a promise to myself: if I managed to regain healthy, strong, and natural hair, I would create my own line. A line that was respectful, effective, and authentic. Not to follow a trend, but to repair, to heal, to reconnect."
While you'd think Thylane has become used to the attention she's received over her life, speaking to The Telegraph in 2018 she insisted that she's 'just a human being'.
"When you’re small, you don’t really pay attention," Thylane said. "People are like, 'you know, you’re the most beautiful girl in the world,' and you’re like, 'I’m not, I’m just playing with my iPad.'"
She continued: "Even today, people are like, 'you are the most beautiful girl,' and I’m like, 'no, I’m still not, I’m just a human being, a teenager.'"
Niamh Shackleton