Margaux in a black leather jacket by a rain-dark window, looking back over her shoulder, red lipstick.
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Now streaming Iris Calloway in Sable Hours, a Northlight limited series
ReelSix roles in two minutes. The full cut goes to casting on request.
Stills from the 2026 reel. On a live site the reel itself plays here.
I play women who are about to decide something.
Margaux Vale grew up between Lyon and Sacramento, trained in London, and spent three years on fringe stages before Sable Hours made Iris Calloway the most quoted character of 2025. She co-wrote the short Salt & Ribbon, speaks French at home, and owns more coats than the costume department of her last film.
Eight credits on one reel, 2021 to 2027. Open any frame for the role.
What the critics wrote, with captions on.
Vale has four scenes in the second episode and steals every one of them without raising her voice.
The breakout of the year is the woman in the green coat. Vale makes Iris funny, frightening and impossible to look away from.
A lead performance of rare patience. Vale lets the camera wait for her, and it is right to.
Her Lise is the reason to get a ticket, and the reason the run was extended twice.
In ninety-seven minutes she says perhaps two hundred words. You will remember all of them.
Her Friday videos have done more for the 1950s swing coat than any museum retrospective.
Six brand partnerships a year, all with things she already uses.
Margaux takes six brand partnerships a year, in fashion, beauty and travel. She writes her own treatments, shoots most of it herself, and says no to anything she would not use off camera.
1.84M
people follow her across four channels
Share of audience, all channels, as of 1 September 2026. Fictional figures for this demo.
The Night Coat capsule
Campaign film, six photo posts, launch dinner in Paris
She wrote half the campaign treatment herself, and her half was better.
Shade 34, Oxblood
A co-created lipstick shade, launch video, three tutorials
We gave her forty swatches. She came back with a forty-first.
Overnight to Lisbon
A three-part travel series filmed on the sleeper route
Our bookings team asked us to stop sending her on trains. Politely.
Archive Fridays: the 1962 reissue
Two Archive Friday episodes, newsletter feature, photo set
The jacket sold out on a Friday. We now plan launches around her week.
Behind the scenes and inside the archive, every week.
The camera on set is not always pointed at her. Margaux films the hours in between: call times, fittings, the walk to set at five in the morning. On Fridays she picks one vintage garment and tells you who wore it first.
Weekly during shoots
Behind the scenes from set: the trailer, the fittings, the twelve takes of one look across a kitchen.
420K average views
Every Friday since 2023
One vintage garment, who made it, who wore it first and how to wear it now. 160 episodes and counting.
160 episodes
Monthly, long form
Conversations with costume designers about how a coat or a collar builds a character before the actor says a word.
28 min average watch
Same face, four film stocks. Pick a decade to see how Friday's look would have been graded.
Episode 87: the swing coat that started the series, in a red that only ever existed on film.
Who to call, by what you are calling about.
Casting and representation go through her agents. Brands go to Priya. Fan mail is read, slowly, on Sundays.
Thanks, {name}. On a live site this inquiry would land on Priya Halvorsen's desk at Halvorsen Talent.
This is a demo, so nothing was sent and nothing was stored.
