Fashion in Cannes 2012: Ladylike

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All the best dressed at the Festival on the croisette chose very ladylike and classy looks. No to exaggerate sartorial structures, flashing colours, or mini skirts: yes to a discrete, romantic and timeless elegance that pays tribute to stars like Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn.

Le best dressed al festival sulla croisette hanno scelto dei look molto ladylike e di classe. No a strutture sartoriali estreme, colori troppo abbaglianti, o gonne troppo corte: si’ ad un’eleganza discreta, romantica e senza tempo che guarda allo stile di Grace Kelly e Audrey Hepburn.

Diane Kruger in Giambattista Valli (the floating factor, you know)

Marion Cotillard in Christian Dior dress and Versus shoes: perfect soft tone + hint of bright colour match.

Jessica Chastain in Alexander McQueen

Eva Herzigova in custom made Dolce & Gabbana and Chopard diamonds

Lana del Rey in an Alberta Ferretti with a vaguely (and charming) gothic twist

Eva Longoria in Marchesa and Fan Bing Bing in Christopher Bu dared a bit more than the others with long syren dresses though maintaining a very elegant look.

First Day at the Cannes Film Festival 2012: Moonrise Kingdom!

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It was the big news of today, and someone among the press people said this is the best Wes Anderson’s movie along with The Royal Tenenbaums: surely another good reason to go and watch it – but I bet you were already planning to do it! The plot centers on the love story (set in New England, 1965) of two kids, framed by a group of weird, funny, delirious characters (including Bill Murray playing one, ça va sans dire!), in the narrative style of the director. The dialogues are those pieces of great movie script you want to remember as soon as the film ends, and you fall in love with every tiny detail of the meticolous and hyper romantic quest of Wes Anderson for an exquisite aesthetic in composing every single frame.

Era un po’ la big news di oggi, e come atteso alcuni critici tra gli addetti stampa hanno gia’ dichiarato che Moonrise Kingdom e’ il migliore film di Wes Anderson assieme a I Tenenbaum: sicuramente un’altra buona ragione per correre a vederselo – anche se sono sicura che state gia’ aspettando da un po’ di farlo! La storia ruota attorno l’innamoramento (nel New England, 1965) di due ragazzini, circondati da un gruppo di bizzarri, divertenti, deliranti personaggi (e Bill Murray ne interpreta uno,  ça va sans dire!), nel puro stile narrativo del regista. I dialoghi sono piccoli pezzi di sceneggiatura che cerchi di ricordare appena il film finisce, e ci si innamora di ogni piccolo dettaglio della meticolosa e ultra-romantica ricerca di Wes Anderson per un’estetica squisita nel comporre ogni singola inquadratura.

Bruce Willis, who plays sheriff Captain Sharp, during today’s press conference said the film’s message is universal and that “It’s about love. […] It’s the same story about how everybody needs to be loved”. Surely, after loving couples created by Wes Anderson and played by pairs like Gwyneth Paltrow/Luke Wilson and Natalie Portman/ Jason Schwartzman it will be pretty exciting to see how the director represent the absolute feeling of love when you fall for the very first time, through the acts of Jared Gilman and  Kara Hayward who play the two main characters.

Bruce Willis, che interpreta lo sceriffo Captain Sharp ha detto durante la conferenza stampa di oggi che quello del film e’ un messaggio universale, cioe’ che ” E’ una storia d’amore. […] E’ il vecchio intreccio sul fatto che ognuno ha bisogno d’amore”. Sicuramente, dopo aver amato coppie create per lo schermo da Wes Anderson ecome quelle di Gwyneth Paltrow/ Luke Wilson e Natalie Portman/ Jason Schwartzman sara’ d’effetto vedere come il regista ha deciso di rappresentare il sentimento d’amore assoluto per chi ne viene colpito la primissima volta attraverso l’interpretazione di Jared Gilman e Kara Hayward, nei panni dei due personaggi principali.