Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France, left an indelible mark on history not only as a political figure, but also as a fashion icon.

Her style, combining luxury, playfulness and rebellion,
still inspires designers and fashionistas around the world.

Marie Antoinette's style was not just fashion, it was a reflection of her personality. She loved to show off and attract attention, and her outfits were a way to do that. However, her passion for fashion has also attracted criticism. Many people thought she was spending too much money on clothes while the country was mired in poverty. Despite the criticism, Marie Antoinette's style remains one of the most famous and influential in the history of fashion.

Portraits of Marie Antoinette

Sofia Coppola's film "Marie Antoinette", released in 2006, had an unexpectedly great impact on modern fashion.

The images created for the film by costumer Milena Kantvari inspired many designers.

Puffy skirts, corsets, high hairstyles and an abundance of jewelry in the style of Marie Antoinette have become popular again.

The film "Marie Antoinette" 2006 Directed by S. Coppola

The modern interpretation of this style consists in carefully weaving Rococo elements into everyday images. It is not necessary to create complex and expensive images. Even a few rococo details can make your casual outfit more interesting and stylish. For example, add a corset or a bustier top to emphasize the waist, use full skirts and dresses made of lace with layered tiers. To complete the image, make a high hairstyle.

Remember that the main thing is your self–confidence and good mood.

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