Classic French film: ‘And God Created Woman’
We re-visit Roger Vadim’s seductive cinematic masterpiece, ‘And God Created Woman’, a French drama film released to a slightly stunned audience in 1956.
We re-visit Roger Vadim’s seductive cinematic masterpiece, ‘And God Created Woman’, a French drama film released to a slightly stunned audience in 1956.
I have taken the liberty of profiling three gorgeous French fragrances, both modern and timeless. So regardless of age, style or occasion, do not fret - I have got you covered, and smelling amazing!
Meet Alice Ovitz, a single, thirty-something French pharmacist who looks to find all of life’s answers within the dialogue of Woody Allen movies. She spends her days dispensing his DVD’s to her customers along with pharmaceutical prescriptions...
It’s blessing enough to have the ability to lure men in with the French language, but when it comes with tousled, golden bed-head hair, big, brown, doe-like eyes and a body for sin? Well, that’s just criminal.
I have a confession to make. Even in my supposed adulthood, I am seriously obsessed with fairytales. I can’t pinpoint exactly why, but the combination of technicolour, song, long flowing princess hair and elaborate, bedazzled gowns just have a way of luring me in. Every. Single. Time.
“When we were little, I wanted to be a princess. You wanted to be an astronaut. My mother wanted to be happy. We’re not what we dreamed of, but we’re doing ok.”