Miss Coppola

I think it's time to talk about my latest obsession: Miss Dior Cherie: The fragrance, the commercial, the song ( Brigitte Bardot "Moi Je Joue").

It's smell is witty, playful and sweet, just like the cute and pinkish commercial directed by Sofia Coppola, the daughter of the great Francis Ford Coppola(who, by the way, is interviewed in the September's issue of Esquire along with Johnny Raducanu and Marcel Iures, so make sure you don't miss that out :D)
What more can I say about Miss Coppola? She has her own style of directing and you can recognize her works because of their freshness, positivity and fashion inspired atmosphere. Another of her works of art is, in my opinion the movie Marie Antoinette. The critics said that the portrayal of the Queen of France was shallow and without real historical references. But I must disagree. Coppola's Marie Antoinette is smart, mature, fragile and full of life. The evasive way of dealing with the historical facts, like the French Revolution, does nothing but increase the film's mystery and fascination. Kirsten Dunst is perfect in portraying the Queen as a scared child to whom is given great power too early. Her exaggerations in fashion and parties make up for the indifference with which is treated by her husband. The best part is the fact that the soundtrack includes pop-rock songs underlining the idea of "Marie Antoinette-The Rock-Star" :D. The costumes are colorful, deserving the Oscar the movie received.
All in all "Marie Antoinette" is a must see for all fashionistas and not only.
Let them eat cake!