Alexandra Saint Mleux

Alexandra Saint Mleux was born in Calais, Hauts-de-France, and studied art history in Paris at the École du Louvre. Her studies focused on 20th-century art and included artists such as Pablo Picasso, Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol, and Henri Matisse.

She graduated from the École du Louvre in 2023. Before becoming widely known on social media, she worked in Monaco’s art sector, including as an Art Coordinator and Public Relations lead at Kamil Art Gallery.

Alexandra became known for fashion modeling clips, art videos, museum visits, travel imagery, and lifestyle posts on TikTok and Instagram. Her visual identity emphasizes minimalist clothing, neutral palettes, clean silhouettes, and understated styling, with her art-history training influencing the composition of her content.

Her dedicated art account, @alexandramalenart, features artworks and exhibitions that interest her. She has also collaborated with brands including Meshki, Rhode, Nina Ricci, Jacquemus, Max Mara, and Alo, and has appeared in publications such as Vogue, People Magazine, and ELLE.

Alexandra often adapts her fashion choices to the location of a Grand Prix or other public event. Her styling has drawn on local traditions and cultural figures, including Frida Kahlo and Grace Kelly, reflecting her interest in the connection between art, place, and clothing.

At the Mexico City Grand Prix, she wore an outfit inspired by Frida Kahlo’s self-portrait The Two Fridas. Her appearances at Formula 1 events helped make her fashion choices a recurring subject among fans and fashion audiences.

Alexandra’s public profile expanded after she began appearing with Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc. One of their first widely noted public appearances was at Wimbledon in 2023, where they attended with Pierre Gasly and Francisca Gomez. Charles Leclerc announced their engagement in November 2025 after nearly three years of dating.

Alexandra and Charles Leclerc married in a private civil ceremony in Monaco on February 28, 2026. Their dog, Leo Leclerc, joined the couple in April 2024 and was included in the proposal, wearing a tag that read, “Dad wants to marry you!”

Alexandra’s interest in art extends into charitable work through the Corazones Unidos Fund. The fund supports children in Mexico by helping provide access to quality education.

Her public work combines social media, fashion, and cultural interests with an emphasis on using her platform for education and the arts. This has positioned her as more than a fashion-focused creator, linking her online presence to her academic and professional background.