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mariacarla boscono, paparazzo?

February 28, 2008 2:13 pm

According to many (including Stefano Pilati, Riccardo Tisci, and Karl Lagerfeld), Mariacarla Boscono is the most photogenic face to come out of Italy since Sophia Loren. And now, having been in front of the camera for nearly a decade, she’s starting to branch out into other forms of expression. For the past few years, she’s studied acting (she starred in a production of “The Maids,” with Margherita Missoni, at the Lee Strasberg studio in New York last year), and last night at the Givenchy party, she was testing out her newest passion: photography. Paparazzi photography, she joked as she snapped pics of pals like Lily Donaldson, Liya Kebede, and Jefferson Hack. “I figured people had gotten tired of pictures of me,” she said. “But maybe they wouldn’t mind pictures from me.” We’ll find out soon enough: Her pics from last night will be in an upcoming issue of Italian Vanity Fair.

—Derek Blasberg

Photo: Derek Blasberg

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