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Life into the wild...

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realbarbarapalvin: So thankful to everyone who has supported us over the years. We will never forget the memories we made on this day 🤍 Venue: Harlekin Birtok @harlekinbirtok Wedding planner: Anita Palvin @anitapalvin Stylist: Marc Eram @marc_eram Hair: Owen Gould @owengould Hair: Balázs Barsi @barsibali Make-up: Richárd Fazekas @ricsesz Make-up: Denise Papp @denisebazaar Wedding dress: Vivienne Westwood @viviennewestwood Wedding suit: Giorgio Armani @giorgioarmani Reception dress: custom designed by Lorenzo Serafini at Philosophy @philosophyofficial Menyecske ruha / “Menyecske” dress: MERO @peter_mero_official Shoes/Bags : Jimmy Choo @jimmychoo Jewelry: Tiffany & Co @tiffanyandco Cosmetics: Armani Beauty @armanibeauty Hair products: Bumble & Bumble @bumbleandbumble Creative producer: Bence Bársony, @bencebarsony Cinematographer: Márk Székelyhidi, @marksventure Cinematographer: Nikosz Hadzisz, @niko.graphy Cinematographer: Géza Vadas, @gezavadas Editing: Bence Janovits, @janovitsb

Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse via realbarbarapalvin on Instagram, 07/19/2023.

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PERIODDRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK 2023

Day 5: Favorite period drama film ( Pride and Prejudice, Dir. Joe Wright )

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A Dinner Date With Barbara Palvin & Dylan Sprouse | British Vogue

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PERIODDRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK 2023

Day 7: Free Day - the hand flex ™

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March 05 | Kristen Stewart at the Chanel FW19/20 Ready to Wear Fashion Show in Paris

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Tatyana Samoylova in The Cranes Are Flying (1957)

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Juliette Binoche and Robsten (filming “Cosmopolis” and “Clouds of Sils Maria”)

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oh,oh pretty woman

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Saoirse Ronan photographed by Rich Gilligan

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berlin syndrome (2017)

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Emmanuelle Seigner

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Mahershala Ali for Esquire, March - April 2019

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“Quick: name a recent American movie starring a 60-year-old woman who, in attempting to enliven her long-deferred sex life, is pursued by not one but two enamored men. Additionally: name a film like this that grossed over $200 million worldwide. Perhaps the only correct answer is Nancy Meyers’ It’s Complicated, which is itself a testament to both the rarified and barrier-breaking career of its leading lady, the one and only Meryl Streep. “Only” because, well, who else but Streep could get a movie like this off the ground and steward it toward a box office tier reserved almost exclusively for inane, teenager-courting blockbusters? In her 2011 Vogue cover story, Streep remarked that “in the period of Silkwood, [It’s Complicated] could never have been made, with a 60-year-old actress deciding between her ex-husband and another man. With a 40-year-old actress it would never have been made.” It’s Complicated is a star vehicle that is in some ways completely uncomplicated, but in other ways downright revolutionary, showcasing the effervescent charisma of its beloved star while also demanding that audiences consider a woman who undoubtedly exists in the real world but hardly ever graces the big screen…” — John Guerin

On Meryl Streep in It’s Complicated

(Source: TheFilmExperience.net)

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Marco di Vincenzo S/S 2019 Runway Details

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In the end it really only matters what you think of yourself

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