As a former fashion teacher, I was naturally up for seeing this! And it totally delivered--even with much of it being subtitled!! :)It was basically a documentary of Valentino's last year as a designer. It started with an amazing fashion show in Paris and ended with his 45th anniversary celebration in Rome....this next picture is of the set in Rome.....sand dunes of some sort (don't tell that they were really styrofoam)....
The 45th anniversary exhibit had a ton of red dresses.....some seriously amazing stuff the way they displayed everything....
I had 2 favorite parts. The first happened when I said to Anais "What is wrong with him--why is his skin that color? It can't possibly be just a tan!" And then a few minutes later, Valentino asked his partner Giancarlo if he had any comments on the show and Giancarlo said "well if you really want to know, you are too tan."...............silence.............crickets...........and then Valentino said "No!" and looked away. hahahahahahahaha
Damn! Tom Ford is hot!
This is one of the movies that I saw while in Viriginia last week and I overall I was underwhelmed. There were however, 2 things that I really liked:
SPOILER ALERT: Although as somone who never read the book--I will say that I picked up from the trailer that he was the bad guy. And I'm not at all the type to try to figure things out--I just got that vibe so I think the trailer-making person should be fired for this one.
How can a city that amazing be so undiscovered by me? I feel incomplete! :)
This movie was one of the biggest surprises for me--maybe ever! I'm not at all a trekkie and I totally never watched a full episode of the real show. But Caroline was in town and she wanted to go and frankly, I wanted to go "
Just the picture of him gives me shivers!
Anyway I loved the prequel and I loved how they tied it all together. I'm not sure if Trekkies liked it--I hope so b/c I want them to make more movies w/these people!!

I've been looking forward to this movie more than any for some time now....and I am happy to report that this movie is truly some of the best eye-candy that a singluar movie has ever known!




