Finally.
I have enough time to finally talk about Black Swan. My fabulous friend and I seriously waited all winter break so we could see it together, and the wait was worth it.
Obsessed.
It was seriously one of the best movies I've seen in a while. The plot was so addicting, I love psychological thrillers. But more importantly, it was so aesthetically pleasing.
The ballerina clothes were so remarkable; Kate and Laura Mulleavy seriously did an amazing job, regardless of award status.
Not only were the costumes absolutely beautiful, but I think they're provoking some trend in the fashion world. Throughout the whole movie, there was a juxtaposition of the white naivety and the self-destructive black.
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| Yes, I know this skirt isn't white but mix of it and a leather vest (which is behind) is so Black Swan. I think my favorite outfit of the whole movie, which I'm sure many can agree with, is the white dress Natalie Portman wears to the ballet benefit. I love love LOVE the glitz paired with the white dress, absolutely insane. |
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The simplicity of this Valentino and the embellishments around the neckline is a minimalist take on that Black Swan dress I am obsessed with!
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I love the black versus white situation here. The sleek look is so devious here!
Alexis Mabille was filled with white:
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The last two looks for this collection are sooo Black Swan: similar silhouette but different color. I'm telling you, black and white are ruling the world!
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The white is so innocent and then...
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The black is its alter ego; sleeker, more sophisticated, more experienced, more devious.
If you haven't seen Black Swan yet, I tell you to stop reading this blog right now (which is perfect because this post is over) and go to your nearest movie theater. ASAP.
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