Her salary is unknown.
Estelle Lefebure is a French Model who has a net worth of $2 Million. She is best known for her 1980s Guess? fashion campaign and for her cover shoots for the American versions of Elle and Vogue. She has also appeared in Sports Illustrated's 1993 swimsuit issue, the 2007 French film Chrysalis, and two episodes of the television series Crossing Lines. Her salary is unknown.
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💰 Net worth: $2 Million (2024)
Estelle Lefebure, a renowned model in France, is expected to have a net worth of $2 million in 2024. With her successful career spanning several decades, Estelle has established herself as one of the most recognized and respected figures in the fashion industry. Her striking beauty, grace, and impeccable professionalism have earned her numerous opportunities to work with prestigious brands, designers, and photographers. Alongside her remarkable achievements, Estelle has managed to build a substantial financial foundation through her modeling endeavors, making her net worth an impressive testament to her hard work and success in the industry.
About
Famous for her 1980s Guess? fashion campaign and for her cover shoots for the American versions of Elle and Vogue, this French model went on to appear in Sports Illustrated's 1993 swimsuit issue. Also an actress, she appeared in the 2007 French film Chrysalis and in two episodes of the television series Crossing Lines.
Before Fame
She began her modeling career in her late teens after signing with the Paris-based agency Prestige Models.
Trivia
She performed the song "La Pomme" on the soundtrack of the 2009 French film Le Bal des Actrices.
Family Life
Her marriage to singer and songwriter David Hallyday lasted from 1989 until 2000 and produced daughters named Ilona and Emma. Following a brief second marriage to a Moroccan-born television host known by the stage name of Arthur, she welcomed a son named Giuliano with her restaurant owner boyfriend, Pascal.
Associated With
She made her cinematic debut opposite Carole Bouquet and Michel Blanc in the 1994 French comedy movie Grosse Fatigue.
