Léa Salamé, Agnès b. and Berengere Krief, the "Women in gold"

The journalist Léa Salamé, the designer Agnès b., Comedian Berengere Krief, but Dominique Loiseau, chef Bernard Loiseau's widow, were elected "gold Women 2015" Saturday night at Avoriaz, in the Haute-Savoie at the 23rd ceremony of these trophies. Created in 1983, the trophy "Golden Women" highlight "of exceptional women who participate and influence the development of society, sparking vocations and enhancing the role of women."
"I fundamentally believe that respect for women's rights is a cornerstone of democratic societies," said the journalist Laurence Ferrari, who presented the ceremony dedicated to the victims of the terrorist attacks of 13 November in Paris.
Agnès b., Which will celebrate 40 years of creation in a few months, was designated for his contribution to fashion, but also his commitment to women's rights and promotion of the arts as a producer of films and documentaries, gallery owner and patron. Stylist dedicated his award to the women who participated in the success of his house: and his collaborators little hands workshops. "We must begin to live more than before," said Agnès b., Referring to the attacks that took place near the headquarters of his label.
The Nach singer (daughter of Louis Chedid), screenwriter and actress Victoria Bedos, scientific Anne-Virginie Salsac (researcher at the CNRS in fluid biomechanics) and the driver 777 Aude Lemordant (world champion in freestyle aerobatics) have also designated "golden Women 2015". In the category Art, painter and visual artist Farah Atassi won. Cécile Galoselva, sustainable development specialist, and Delphine Remy-Boutang, engaged in the representation of women in the professional world, are also the winners. The sailor Isabelle Autissier, President of WWF / France, and Françoise Holder, President of the Women Force Association (engaged in the re-employment of women over 45 years), have been designated "Women's heart." At the initiative of the magazine Paris Match, the price of the "Woman photojournalist" Véronique de Viguerie rewarded for a report on the Burmese Rohingya minority of women after violence between Buddhists and Muslims in the north.
The election of "Women of Gold 'committee meets journalists including Adelaide de Clermont-Tonnerre, Pulvar Audrey, Anne Sophie and Isabelle Giordano Lapix.