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As this Toronto-shot cult classic turns 25, a new book celebrates its dreamlike production
As this Toronto-shot cult classic turns 25, a new book celebrates its dreamlike production

Toronto Star

time24-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Toronto Star

As this Toronto-shot cult classic turns 25, a new book celebrates its dreamlike production

The first time I saw director Sofia Coppola' s 'The Virgin Suicides,' I was a 19-year-old university student. Balancing my new-found adulthood and the desire to stay rooted in my girlhood, I was fascinated by the world of the Lisbon sisters. Through Coppola's dreamy lens, I was instantly mesmerized from the opening scene, as Kirsten Dunst's Lux takes the last licks of her popsicle on her suburban street. Upon entering the film's enigmatic universe, we see lovely shots of the suburbs — someone watering a lawn, a pair of girls walking a dog, workers cutting down a tree — that make it easy to fall in love with the monotony of the Lisbons' Michigan town in the mid-1970s. If it all looks familiar, that's because 'The Virgin Suicides' was filmed in Toronto.

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows
N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

Yahoo

time26-02-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

MILAN (AP) — Alessandro Dell'Acqua's N21 collection for next winter previewed Tuesday during Milan Fashion Week mixes high and low, the feminine and masculine, wispy with substantial. The collection brings back wardrobe basics like the little black dress, a pair of bows defining the neckline or with a racer-back cut. The season's boxy knitwear is destined to be a staple — worn with comfortable corduroy, pretty A-line print skirts and organza skirts with beaded detailing. Bows are the motif of the season, oversized on dresses or skirts, they define the silhouette. Overcoats have a starring role, featuring exaggerated proportions or feathery wisps along the button line. A barn coat in corduroy with a leather collar is a standout — worn over sheer dress for contrast. Dell'Acqua said backstage that he was inspired by Sofia Coppola's movies, specifically 'Lost in Translation,' 'The Virgin Suicides' and 'Marie Antoniette.' 'I adore the errors,'' Dell'Acqua said backstage." There are things that shouldn't go together, like the feathers in these moments where they don't belong, but I think it is fun."

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows
N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

The Independent

time26-02-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Independent

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

Alessandro Dell'Acqua's N21 collection for next winter previewed Tuesday during Milan Fashion Week mixes high and low, the feminine and masculine, wispy with substantial. The collection brings back wardrobe basics like the little black dress, a pair of bows defining the neckline or with a racer-back cut. The season's boxy knitwear is destined to be a staple — worn with comfortable corduroy, pretty A-line print skirts and organza skirts with beaded detailing. Bows are the motif of the season, oversized on dresses or skirts, they define the silhouette. Overcoats have a starring role, featuring exaggerated proportions or feathery wisps along the button line. A barn coat in corduroy with a leather collar is a standout — worn over sheer dress for contrast. Dell'Acqua said backstage that he was inspired by Sofia Coppola 's movies, specifically 'Lost in Translation,' 'The Virgin Suicides' and 'Marie Antoniette.' 'I adore the errors,'' Dell'Acqua said backstage." There are things that shouldn't go together, like the feathers in these moments where they don't belong, but I think it is fun."

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows
N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

Associated Press

time26-02-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Associated Press

N21 brings back wardrobe staples with feathery details and statement bows

MILAN (AP) — Alessandro Dell'Acqua's N21 collection for next winter previewed Tuesday during Milan Fashion Week mixes high and low, the feminine and masculine, wispy with substantial. The collection brings back wardrobe basics like the little black dress, a pair of bows defining the neckline or with a racer-back cut. The season's boxy knitwear is destined to be a staple — worn with comfortable corduroy, pretty A-line print skirts and organza skirts with beaded detailing. Bows are the motif of the season, oversized on dresses or skirts, they define the silhouette. Overcoats have a starring role, featuring exaggerated proportions or feathery wisps along the button line. A barn coat in corduroy with a leather collar is a standout — worn over sheer dress for contrast. Dell'Acqua said backstage that he was inspired by Sofia Coppola's movies, specifically 'Lost in Translation,' 'The Virgin Suicides' and 'Marie Antoniette.' 'I adore the errors,'' Dell'Acqua said backstage.' There are things that shouldn't go together, like the feathers in these moments where they don't belong, but I think it is fun.'

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