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Pope Leo XIV in France: Why Did Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron Have to Dress in Black

Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron welcomed Pope Leo XIV in black clothes at the Élysée on his first trip to France. Did they make this choice by taste or obligation?

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The midi dress, structured shoulders and lack of strong colors made the appearance much more restrained than usual, while black has long been associated with the tradition of dressing for meetings with the head of the Catholic Church. French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife received the Pope on September 25, as part of his apostolic visit to France. The Élysée Palace confirmed that during the meeting, France-Holy See relations, the war in …

Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron welcomed Pope Leo XIV in black clothes at the Élysée on his first trip to France. Did they make this choice by taste or obligation?

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Along with Leo XIV, the President of the Republic and his wife appeared all in black on Friday at the Elysée. A surprisingly dark outfit dictated by a precise protocol, which does not apply to everyone in the same way. Explanations.

·Paris, France
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The French Première Dame always proves her country-typical style certainty at the official appearances at her husband Emmanuel's side. At the beginning of 70 she knows exactly how she dresses elegantly and plays with her charms in a noble way over and over again.

·Hamburg, Germany
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On the occasion of the Pope's visit to France, many public figures will be led to meet the sovereign pontiff. But to carry out these exchanges, the official delegations have a very special protocol with regard to clothing. For the first time since the beginning of his reign, Pope Leo XIV starts an ecclesiastical journey to France. If he landed in Orly this Friday morning, he plans a four-day historical journey during which he will travel to Pari…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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