With all the buzz about the Cannes film festival this year with fabulous faces such as Nicole Kidman and Blake Lively, we thought that it was our public duty as die hard fans of all things 90’s that we remind you of the 1997 Cannes Film Festival and the iconic attendees who made it unforgettable. For this week’s Flashback Friday, we introduce you to the 1997 tastemakers of Cannes.
Power Couple Kate Moss and Johnny Depp arrived looking like the image of class, with Kate in an uncharacteristically demure Ralph Lauren sheathe dress. This is one couple we are still mourning.
Rock and roll legend Iggy Pop who co starred alongside Depp in the Film The Brave. If you are craving your daily dose of badass, we recommend this film.
Promoting his film Ghosts, Jackson arrived in a jeweled velvet jacket befitting the reigning King of Pop.
Model Milla Jovovich arrived a gilded bra and barely there skirt to promote her film The Fifth Element in which she plays the perfect woman. Can’t be too difficult to play perfect if you already are perfect.
Meet Tony Camaro, an LA artist with more than one creative eye. Tony has dived into all aspects of Fine Art and Fashion – starting in the world of visual arts. Putting pen to paper to create his minds’ work, Tony is gracefully curating his world to deliver a raw passion for creativity within fabrics
Using a soulful approach, Raveena Aurora is an up-and-coming musician who is redefining what it is to be inspired by culture and being an expressive artist. Raveena is any woman’s breath of fresh air. Cultivating a safe and warming environment for any woman alike to experience life instances along with the pain. The Indian/American R&B
Every once in a while, a new app comes around that goes viral and is officially downloaded on everyone’s phones (somehow even your grandma’s). There was Angry Birds, that racing game where the guy ran barefoot through ancient ruins, HQ, and we know there’s been plenty of dragon games. This month, the app going viral is
All good things must come to an end: like the “X-Men” Movies, and Summer, and Vine. But when it comes to language — you know, words, diction, syntax, all that jazz — we (the humans) seem to think that we can keep any word fun, relevant, and topical so long as it’s ironic. Like, once
