Judianna Makovsky demonstrates that contemporary fashion with a plot is far more fun than a flick through Vogue. Lord Christopher Laverty 4 Comments 22 Jan ’13 9 Dec ’10 12 Jun ’09

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.

Playing computer hacker, Lisbeth Salander, Noomi Rapace embodies the character in such a way that picturing anyone else in the role is nearly impossible. The displaced sex appeal of uniforms in Mildred Pierce. Potiche confirms that Catherine Deneuve will always be Belle de Jour, only now with added sense of humour. In Malèna, Monica Bellucci plays an impossible vision of beauty; a woman so striking she is immediately sexualised by all who lay eyes on her. A prevalent theme in the first episode of Mildred Pierce starring is how domestic costume can be read as a signal for sexual availability. This coral pink ensemble encompasses and challenges the absolute femininity…

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.

Judianna Makovsky demonstrates that contemporary fashion with a plot is far more fun than a flick through Vogue. Lord Christopher Laverty 4 Comments 28 Jul ’17 22 Jan ’13 21 Oct ’11

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.

Karl Urban in a natural linen tunic shirt; Kirill stands out, but only because he is supposed to. Lord Christopher Laverty 2 Comments 5 Jun ’15 16 Apr ’10 11 Sep ’09

Two trends in women’s fashion for 2011 are prints and turbans, empathised in the film Coming to America.