In Federico Fellini’s revered 1963 film 8½, a director grappling with creative block experiences visions of an “ideal woman”. She’s played by Claudia Cardinale, who lights up the screen as the frustrated protagonist’s muse; all tumbling raven locks, curve-skimming dresses and undeniable sex appeal. Sound familiar? It might be because another Italian actor, Monica Bellucci, remains a living embodiment of the Fellini-esque femme fatale to this day. Read More “The Way You Dress Is How You Express Yourself”: Bombshell Lessons With Monica Bellucci By Kerry McDermott
From her arthouse cinema days to her modern role as a regular on the Dior haute couture front row (via a memorable stint as a Bond girl in 2015’s Spectre ), Bellucci has remained loyal to a wardrobe that wouldn’t loo