Inés Sastre is a renowned Spanish model and actress whose career began at the tender age of 12 when she was selected for a fast-food commercial. This early exposure led to her being cast by acclaimed producer Carlos Saura in the film “El Dorado” (1987), which was officially selected for the Cannes Film Festival in 1988. This pivotal role marked the beginning of her international acting career, showcasing her talent on a global stage.

Inés gained further recognition as a top model, succeeding Isabella Rossellini as the face of Lancôme’s iconic Trésor fragrance. Her modeling career flourished as she worked with prestigious agencies such as Elite and Ford, and she secured a contract with Karin Models in New York in 2003. Inés’s ability to captivate audiences both on screen and in print has solidified her status as a prominent figure in the fashion industry.

Returning to cinema, Inés collaborated with legendary Italian directors, including Michelangelo Antonioni in “Beyond the Clouds” (1996) and Pupi Avati in “The Best Man” (1998). Her versatility as an actress was further demonstrated in French cinema, where she starred as Epona in “Druids” (2001) and played a manipulative courtesan in “Vidocq” (2001), showcasing her range and depth as a performer.

Inés Sastre has also made her mark in American films, appearing in Sidney Pollack’s “Sabrina” (1996) alongside Harrison Ford and delivering a memorable performance in “The Lost City” (2005) with Andy Garcia. With a degree in French literature from La Sorbonne University, Inés combines her artistic talents with academic prowess, making her a multifaceted and influential figure in both the modeling and film industries.