





The pictures really say it all. When I think of high ponytails finished with bows and winged cat eyeliner it is often Catherine Devenuve that comes to mind. I love her style from the 60s the most and this is heavily influenced by the characters she played in movies as much as her off-screen style. Umbrellas of Cherbourg might not be my favorite musical, but the style was swoon-worthy (and I will make an homage post one day!).
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