
Anna Karina is a Danish-born French film actress who is best known for her work with Jean-Luc Godard in the 1960s. With her expressive, luminous eyes and radiant presence she had the looks of a silent movie star while simultaneously embodying the self-confident spirit of the 60's generation. Karina will forever be linked with Jean-Luc Godard...The perennially controversial and stubble-faced director, who laid eyes on the actress in a Palmolive commercial and cast her in his 1960 flick . Karina has written and directed films, taken on prominent stage roles (including in plays directed by Jacques Rivette and Ingmar Bergman), had a successful singing career, and has written four novels. This is why we have chosen our Pinup Inspiration: Anna Karina today. Some call her a diva, others call her a Pinup queen. Any woman with such talent and big aspirations is so much more.Anna has had a huge influence on the fashion world as it is today. Did you know that she was called Anna Karina by Coco Chanel herself? Her real name was Hann Karin. Anna is a true Parisian, even if she was actually born in Denmark. Anna's mother was a dress shop owner, so we are not surprised she grew up in such a classy style. That's the main feature in Anna Karina's style: she's a less famous Catherine Deneuve or Brigitte Bardot. Classy, feminine and beautiful.Makeup. Anna's trademark is a thin line of black eyeliner, and of course a little bit of a wing. The rest of the face is pretty much clean. No heavy lipstick and no heavy blush, just like the 1960s fashion.Clothes. Her beauty lies in her attitude, and so does her sex appeal. Her skirt of choice are always knee-length. She loves button down shirts and cardigans. Instead of high heels she would always go for simple ballet flats. She loves color blocking (red, blue, yellow and green):Hair. Her hair has always been simple and low-maintenance. A classy shoulder-length bob and bangs. Dark hair, and simple hairstyles like low pony tails or pig-tails.Anna Karina has had a lasting impact on fashion. Her fresh and girly persona still influence designers and fashionistas all over the world. We do love vintage style icons. Do you?
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