Trip to the past
Breakfast at Tiffany's. Friday, October 2, 2009
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has been lifted soon enough. It's a chilly morning, yet the sky is clear allowing the sun sparkle on the asphalt. Warm, but very chic, take your cappuccino take away walking through the city as you watch the trends of this autumn / winter in people (lots of leather, many high boots), and suddenly stopped in front of Tiffany & Co emulating our beloved Audrey Hepburn in the famous movie. Then Lola begins to ponder ...
The great artists of the past have his clone in this, why is that? Are several answers in her head:
may be a lack of originality as "not There is nothing new under the sun! What has happened will happen again and what has been done will be done "(King Solomon).
But putting on the positive side of the case, to imitate past glories is a safe bet, if done well, since there are many gaffes: see Spain August Vogue, where Lindsay poses as Marilyn Monroe, no, I do not like or "hits".
That is not the case of Scarlett Johansson, who (in addition to their similarity) in the new campaign for Dolce & Gabanna makeup have characterized the style Marilyn.


Sometimes the "clones" arise to share the same characteristics as elegance and simplicity in the case of Audrey Hepburn and Natalie Portman (chosen for the shoot of the auction of the dress from Breakfast at Tiffany Ginvenchy), or the case of the French actress Audrey Tautou who shares a name and likeness.


Since it premiered "Inglourious Basterds" (a film I recommend to everyone), I see a lot like Grace Kelly Diane Kruger, judge for yourself.


Curious what happened with Lou Doillon, a French actress and model, the first time I saw her, I thought it looked a lot like Jane Birkin, and what was my surprise when investigating on this "it girl" I discovered that it was his daughter. The two share style, strength in front of the camera and freshness.



is also obsessed with Patricia Conde stylists with Brigitte Bardot, but yes, in my opinion is a success, Patricia is more beautiful than ever.

And I leave without praising the signature Guess, that their advertising is often inspired by old women, and have managed to do very well:
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