#Isabelle Huppert icons

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✯ Isabelle Huppert

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isabelle huppert photographed by colin dodgson, 2024 via playtusu

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Deneuve & Huppert

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Isabelle Huppert

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still have to change my layout for 2023

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"in what way do you express coquette?"

(a tag to talk about our inspirations, icons, basics and blueprints)

what are your main inspirations and in what way do you express your personal concept of coquette?

꩜ im a huge vintage girly, i grew up loving old movies and style, so i took a lot of inspiration from movie actresses and their characters, specially from exploitation or avant-garde movies from the 60s and 70s and cool girls that i saw on 90s tv shows, i would say that 50% of my personal style (that covers not only the way i dress, but also decor and lifestyle) stems from that, the other half ot it is influenced by my passion for gothic motifs, music and literature, which includes religious imagery, statues, a darker color palette, flowers (specially those saw on funerals) and the whole haunted aspect, that i like to mix with more delicate and feminine details to resemble a creepy, almost uncanny doll.

꩜ all those things help me to craft my perfect coquette look, that i would put on the coquette noir category. is also very inspired by aspects of my personality, which i consider to be sullen, sardonic and kind of mysterious but also very sweet, i think this goes too well with the mix of edgy with femininity.

what media and people directly influence your look and lifestyle?

꩜ some of my favorite media that inspires me in the way i dress (also some personal philosophy) are movies like la ceremonie, as meninas, marie poupee, daisies, la belle personne, heavenly creatures, ms. 45, trashy europeans erotic films from the 70s and basically every godard movie from the 60s.

꩜ figures like tina aumont, anna karina, isabelle huppert, faye wong, early 90s mariah carey, strawberry switchblade, rachel weisz, sherilyn fenn, sade adu, hope sandoval, lana del rey, ayo edebiri and françoise dorleac also are big icons to me.

finally, list some of your coquette basic staples.

꩜ i consider my basics to be denim, black or tartan miniskirts, thights (specially dark colored or printed with flowers), lace dark tops, chokers, necklaces with pendants, dark shoes such as boots, loafers and mary janes, mini dresses (either floral, tartan or plain black), lots of mascara with 90s lip combo, berry lipstick, nude or slightly dark eyeshadow,and obviously my fringe.

do it too!: @lovesickbrat @lonelystarlet @iridescentdarliing @dark-nymph3t @miss-mademoiselle and basically everyone that want it

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  once we played with dolls… (3/3)

now we play with dolls too, just in a different way! it's you, me, a computer and lots of words to use so we can play pretend as we please. my dolls weren't actual corpses or demons, but they planned to kill their husbands (when they had one) from time to time, and mostly they were princesses or rich girls who could do whatever they wanted. even then, sometimes i ran out of dolls to play and realized the need for some new distraction to keep things afloat and interesting, something we could call nowadays a non-playable character. mothers, sisters, husbands, affairs, the options are endless! so of course, i will use this opportunity to talk about some of my grown-up npcs.

i've been dying to talk about marianne!!!!! monterey rich girlie, aquarius sun, grew up used to luxury, ditched it all when her stupid boyfriend didn't want to father their child and ran away to raise her kid alone and in a better place, she's truly my personal icon. she's an archivist for a museum right now, which has always been her biggest goal, but she took every and any kind of job while donna grew up and she kept studying so they could have something of their own: waitressing, cleaning, you name it and she probably did it. she's the kind of woman you are intimated by because she doesn't make herself busy trying to be sweet and all that but she is sweet. a notorious loretta lawrence fan!

donna's fondest childhood memories consist of the days her mom would decide they should have a spa day. they'd paint their nails, get some expensive candy, choose a musical to watch and simply enjoy themselves. having spent three years of her life in france when she was a young woman, marianne loves french musicals and constantly talks about catherine deneuve like she's an old friend of hers — her favorite french actress is isabelle huppert, though. she is one of those, and it makes total sense that she raised a girl like donna.

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Bonjour madame 🤍

Isabelle Huppert arrives for the screening of the film "Horizon: An American Saga" at the 77th edition of the Cannes Film Festival

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isabelle huppert via instagram

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theatre | Mary Said What She Said by Robert Wilson / Isabelle Huppert

    Another experience of the dreams of Mary Queen of Scots, with the majestic presence of Isabelle Huppert, and the vision of Robert Wilson.

In the forest of recollections from the past, before the icy grave of the future, she shall never forget that she is queen. She, Mary Queen of Scots, and she, Isabelle Huppert, an icon on stage directed by Robert Wilson, an emblem, a living incarnation.

  Walking the tightrope of the art of counterpoint, she defies the empty space, in the glimmer of dawn or shadowy night, set like a jewel in vast musical landscapes, in a corset-boned gown, through an interplay of rhythms, lines and intonations, she brings life to the classical drama where the contenders are Love, Power and Death, or France, Scotland and England.

Odile Quirot CREDITS Robert Wilson / Isabelle Huppert / Darryl Pinckney / Ludovico Einaudi PLACE Espace Cardin DATES Apr 13 - May 14, 2023 DURATION  - 01:30

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Joyeux anniversaire 🥳🤍

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Queen. 🖤

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Vanessa Paradis Shines at the Lumière Film Festival: A Celebration of Cinema and Future Aspirations

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