The poster of "Love High Heels", the heroine wears stilettos, and the heel turns into a pistol, if the heroine wears a pair of ballet shoes.
If the poster of "The Queen Wears Prada" is standing in front of you with a pair of red thick heels, then the above two "devils" are nothing to be scary.
There is a fatal attraction and temptation, as well as a sense of distance that you dare not easily cross, which is what high heels can give women. Director Almodovar used the image of a woman's partner "high heels" to construct a world full of desires. What attracted me most to the whole film was the director's handling of the opening and ending. The title is composed of multiple poster-style pictures, mostly women and high heels. The colors from the subtitles to the pictures are very bright, full of distinct Spanish elements.
The soundtrack for the By the way movie came from Ryuichi Sakamoto, who played CALL for the professor. There are many classic LOOKs in "Love High Heels". The heroine appeared in a classic white tweed suit with Sling back color-blocking shoes. The red big LOGO sunglasses echoed the red CHANEL 2.55, and she did not forget to wear a brooch and a pearl necklace. My mother, who I haven't seen for many years, praised the beauty of this CHANEL dress, and her waist was showing.
The concept of the heroine's suit sense is very strong in the whole movie. Zhang Xiaohui once wrote in a column: "In the early 1990s, Chanel was red and purple. Every time everyone gathered, they appeared with a brand-new Chanel with a proud masterpiece. As soon as they sat down, they reported the latest information on Chanel like a seminar."
On the cover of Anna Wintour's first "VOGUE" magazine in 1988, she made the model wear a Christian Lacroix top and $50 jeans for the first time. The headline on the cover was "the real cost of looking good".
But mashup is New Money, but rich ladies are Old Money. They seriously dress up for social activities. No matter in terms of material or color, the clothes must have a suit feeling inside and out, and finally add a pair of golden antique ear clips.
In the movie, the mother's shape is definitely not lost. The red wide-brimmed hat is matched with a red suit and a white inner wear. It is the most colorful and the loneliest.
The combination of these two colors reminds me of the "Red, White and Blue Trilogy", in which there is a sentence "Life is so cold and lonely", I feel that it is too appropriate to describe this color matching. Mother loves red throughout the film, and red is half the scenery for her.
The heroine in the film also loves wearing a little black dress with a pearl necklace and a black suit with a pearl necklace. There's a saying, "With the little black dress, there's no place for other clothes." Hepburn wore that ever-present Givenchy little black dress in "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
In 1994, Hurley wore a very bold Versace little black dress, which was only fixed with pins, to attend the premiere of the movie "Four Weddings and a Funeral". Since then, it has become an instant hit.
The little black dress is definitely not the same as the monotony, you only need to be adventurous, put on super stiletto heels and exaggerated dazzling jewelry, you are the most beautiful boy in the whole gai, so every plmm must have a Little Black Dress, Even two.
As for the choice of suits, I won't say much about the effect of a 90s vintage silhouette suit worn by the fashionable sisters and a sexy corset.
By the way, black stockings and pearl necklaces are definitely a must-have item for this year. In the variety show "Fashion Future", Alexa Chung has stockings and stilettos in almost every episode. By the way, you must wear an anklet this year, otherwise you will be embarrassed. Mixing fashion circles, babes can choose the pearl necklace of the punk godmother Vivienne Westwood, the fashionable Bella and all kinds of Bloggers have already put on their bodies. When the heroine was in the women's prison, she used a geometric sweater, daddy straight jeans, and CHANEL sunglasses (this chicken halo has also been worn, and it is vintage now) very Boylish.
This concludes today's sharing of Fine, Puzzle.
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