Recently I viewed two films for entertainment. One was “The Devil wears Prada”, and the other, “Love me if you dare”.
    The former maybe loved by all fashion-aholic women. (just like I’m a Dove chocolate-aholic girl, hee…) It was remarkable for its vogue trend. Maybe what impressed us most was not the drama, but the ever-changing, lavish, and sumptuous fashion parade. This film succeeded in sketching a panorama of the upper-class circles. Miranda, the boss, was an insolent woman who imposed strict demands on Andrea. At first Andrea did the tedious work, such as fetching Starbucks everyday, booking the ticket, and even something impossible, say, preparing original edition of Harry Potter that has not yet published…Oh, what a suffering! The nitpicking old “bitch”.
    Ok, time to feast your eyes on the Fashion Parade.

crimson lipstick and elegant disposition --- the highlight of the film

beige long gown and lattice-skirt --- so lady

white wool long gown and golden bag ---formal and fresh 

black overcoat and black leather boots --- perfectly sketching her slender figure

brown girdle --- stylish design

black long gown and orange hat&boots --- like a Gypsy girl~~

black evening dress --- noble poise 

The latter, “Love me if you dare” was a French film. The story started with an interesting game called “CAP OU PAS CAP ”,meaning dare you? It was a bond connecting Julien and Sophie. A tiny box embellished with merry-go-round picture was the emblem of the game. They experienced untold separations and re-meetings. Although they had marriages respectively, they still cannot forget each other. Much as they loved deeply, they still cannot get rid of worldly oppression. So they chose to plunge into steel concrete. Only by that can their love be eternal. The ending was tragic, but also the most perfect.

So when confronted with choices, I will ask myself: “CAP OU PAS CAP?”

Then answered with a definite tone: “I CAP!”

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