Bérengère Krief (born 26 April 1983) is a French comedian, actress, and writer celebrated for her sharp observational humour and modern, self-aware approach to comedy. Rising to prominence through television appearances and stand-up, she became widely recognised for her role in the hit series Bref, which cemented her status as one of France’s most distinctive comedic voices. Krief has since built a successful career across film, theatre, and sold-out one-woman shows, praised for blending wit, vulnerability, and feminist insight with effortless charm. Her work resonates for its honesty, cultural relevance, and ability to capture contemporary womanhood with intelligence and warmth.

Her personal style reflects that confident individuality — chic, playful, and unmistakably Parisian, favouring clean silhouettes softened with feminine detail. Eyewear plays a refined yet expressive role in her look. Krief has been seen wearing elegant frames from Matsuda and classic designs by Chanel, gravitating toward softly oversized shapes, dark acetates, and lightly tinted lenses that enhance her natural elegance. Whether attending film premieres, comedy events, or fashion-forward appearances, her sunglasses add a polished, modern finish — a subtle extension of the wit, confidence, and effortless sophistication that define Bérengère Krief’s presence on and off stage.