1. Roxane Mesquida was born on 1 October 1981 and is a French actress and model based in Los Angeles.
15 Facts About Roxane Mesquida
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Roxane Mesquida is fluent in English and French, and speaks Spanish, Italian and German.
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Roxane Mesquida was discovered at the age of 11, while walking on a road with her mom, by French director Manuel Pradal who was in the middle of the casting process for his movie Marie from the Bay of Angels at the time.
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Roxane Mesquida took part in the shooting during the summer after their encounter.
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In 2006, Roxane Mesquida played alongside Vincent Cassel in Sheitan, by Kim Chapiron, after which she decided to move to the United States.
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Roxane Mesquida spent several months in New York, where she attended The Barrow Group with Anne Hathaway, then settled in Los Angeles.
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Roxane Mesquida then appeared in Kaboom by independent filmmaker Gregg Araki, as well as in Rubber by Quentin "Mr Oizo" Dupieux.
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Roxane Mesquida starred in Buck 65's music video "Paper Airplane", and in Gruff Rhys's, "Shark Ridden Waters".
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From 2011 to 2012, Roxane Mesquida played Beatrice, the sister of Louis Grimaldi in the fifth season of the American teen drama television series Gossip Girl.
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Roxane Mesquida starred in the New Zealand film The Most Fun You Can Have Dying by Kirstin Marcon, as well as Kiss of the Damned by Alexandra Cassavetes, and Homesick by young independent filmmaker Frederic Da.
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Roxane Mesquida has worked with photographers Karl Lagerfeld, Ellen von Unwerth for Russian Vogue, Corinne Day for French Vogue, she did the cover of Italian Vogue photographed by Paolo Roversi, the cover of French Playboy photographed by Francois Rotger, as well as the covers of British Asos, Crash magazine, Citizen K, Express Style, among many others.
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Roxane Mesquida appears in an art video for Opening Ceremony.
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Roxane Mesquida is the muse of shoe designer Jerome C Rousseau.
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Roxane Mesquida's style has been praised by the American edition of Vogue.
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Roxane Mesquida married musician and filmmaker Frederic Da in February 2011.