In Lucy in the Sky, Natalie Portman plays Lucy Cola, a strong woman whose determination and drive as an astronaut take her to space, where she’s deeply moved by the transcendent experience of seeing her life from afar. Back home as Lucy’s world suddenly feels too small, her connection with reality slowly unravels.
Directed by: Noah Hawley
Starring: Natalie Portman, Jon Hamm, Dan Stevens, Zazie Beetz, Pearl Amanda Dickson, Ellen Burstyn, Colman Domingo, Nick Offerman
For the Chinese premiere of the film in Shanghai, Emma Watson pulled out her most arresting look yet . In a beaded and jeweled champagne Elie Saab Couture gown with a lengthy cape that trailed behind her, Watson looked like she’d stepped out of a fairy tale.
The dramatic dress made for an appealing photo op and provided a nice contrast to costar Dan Stevens’s periwinkle blue suit, but as always, Watson’s interest in luxury is informed by her concern for the environment. Created from surplus fabric—layers of tulle and crepe georgette silk—from a previous collection, the gown is an upcycled variation on couture. Watson and her stylist, Rebecca Corbin-Murray, have been smart about incorporating eco-fashion into the actress’s wardrobe, and with this latest look they offer another take on glamour.
If after all the Beauty and the Beast trailers, previews and behind-the-scenes photos, you still don’t believe Emma Watson is fit to play a princess, her latest red carpet look will change your mind. Watson stepped out at the London premiere in an icy blue off-the-shoulder gown by Emilia Wickstead with a massive train, looking like real-life royalty. Considering the shade of the dress, she looked more like Cinderella than Belle and her delicate braids served as a subtle tribute to Rapunzel. Either way, still a princess. She even posed with her Prince Charming (a.k.a. her costar Dan Stevens, who plays the Beast)
I’d be remiss not to also mention: Woody Norman in C’mon C’mon, Hidetoshi Nishijima in Drive My Car, Jim Cummings in The Beta Test, Mads Mikkelsen in Riders of Justice, Lars Brygmann in Riders of Justice, Daniel Durant in CODA, Jack Roth in Till Death, Dave Davis in The Vigil, Jude Hill in Belfast, Owen Campbell in My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To
Divulgação dos PSDs favoritos (Foi difícil pra cacete!!)
Demorou, mas finalmente fiz! Tentei listar os psds que mais uso//mais gosto, mas foi muito difícil. Primeiro porque pensei em fazer 1 de cada, mas era pouco. Decidi por 3 e…continuou pouco. Dessa vez, ao invés de bias, peguei alguns chars e cannons dos jogos que jogo (com os chars) ou narro (e tenho os cannons). Tentei pegar a vibe dos jogos pra paleta de cores, mas ai…No fim das contas, fui com Deus!!
Lembrando que minha postagem não tem a intenção de criar competição ou rusga entre os artistas, é apenas uma forma de retribuir o carinho que recebo por sempre serem prestativas. Faltou gente na minha lista e peço desculpas por isso! Faltou conta pra encaixar o Fatal Love da@xhannie (que é maravilhoso e viciei!) e escolher os da@ilysherlock que uso em edições que não posto aqui (geralmente pros jogos).
Enfim, chega de blábláblá. Espero que gostem dessa pequenina homenagem! E se você, por acaso, não conhece, vai no perfil delas, leia as regras e siga o passo-a-passo pra pedir os psds =) Lembrando que sempre são pra uso pessoal e nunca plágio! Chega dessa porra, pelo amor de deus!!
