There’s a new chapter in the story of The One, the sequel to a series of tales about a modern star in the fragrance firmament. Always in the spotlight, this enticing new episode celebrates The One and rose the one as you’ve never seen her before, at her most intimate. Now, The One gets up close and personal: she’s in revelatory mood, ready to expose her innermost secrets.
Who better to lay bare the most confidential characteristics of The One than Scarlett Johansson? Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s muse steps out from behind her created persona, and in the process, reveals a further facet of her talent as a globally renowned actress and lends a compelling presence to the role. The mood of the golden era in Italian film-making – an enduring source of inspiration for Dolce&Gabbana – is perfectly captured. Reminiscent of Cinecittà ’s greatest output from director Federico Fellini, in films such as La Dolce Vita, Scarlett is cast as an actress being interviewed between takes.
Scripted by writer Glenn O’Brien in collaboration with Scarlett, the dialogue ricochets back and forth between an unseen journalist and the star.
Comments Scarlett: "For this renewal, we played with the idea of the woman behind the public image. There’s a refreshing familiarity and sincerity. The way to wear The One is as a signature scent – it creates a strong first impression as well as delicately lingering after you’ve gone."
...my lips, for kissing and for words that start with the letter M ;)
yeah I love you too red Scarlett.
‘I do all my own stunts… even the lovemaking’, she declares, then towards the end of the interview, admits that she is ‘not looking for a million things, just that one perfect thing: love…’
"I had an Italian Boyfriend once...His mother broke up with me."
one says: "because it's said Italian men are mommy's boys. So if their mum don't like a girl then she's no good. lol"...
I say: oh really, "it's said" eh? by who? by JEALOUS or RACIST people. She says so because the Italian "mamma mia" has a great POWER in the family. Keep your comments without knowing anything for your country men. I bet some good looking "Italian mommy man" refused you because you're UGLY. "lol"
"I had an Italian Boyfriend once...His mother broke up with me."
one says: "because it's said Italian men are mommy's boys. So if their mum don't like a girl then she's no good. lol"...
I say: oh really, "it's said" eh? by who? by JEALOUS or RACIST people. She says so because the Italian "mamma mia" has a great POWER in the family. Keep your comments without knowing anything for your country men. I bet some good looking "Italian mommy man" refused you because you're UGLY. "lol"
She's American but her surname clearly sounds Swedish... as in Sweet Life, Anita Ekberg was Swedish but played the role of an American actress:
here are the origins about the "myth of the Swedish girl" we Italians have. The cult-movie by Federico Fellini, La Dolce Vita (1960), featuring the legendary Marcello Mastroianni (quite nervous character in this film), Anita here called Sylvia. This film was so popular that still after 50 years today we still think about it everytime a foreign girl comes visiting Italy on holidays, so you have to treat her as a Princess. In the film there were also the "paparazzi" photographers, for the first time using that word (from the name of a character, Paparazzo).
But that situation is not always positive, in fact there are many Swedish (and not only Swedish... usually it's Northern Europe, 'cause they're clearly not Latins) who have stereotypes about Italians, and they think we are all "latin lovers" (they probably don't know that it's usually an expression about South Italy), so we are 'dangerous' for the girls, 'cause we want to have sex with them. Well, I think it's not only the Italians, lol. So there are girls who are scared to come, and don't come, because of stereotypes, commonplaces. I talked to a Polish girl who was saying a series of bad things about here, and at the end she admitted that she has not even been to Italy in all her life. As I was saying a 1000 times (some countries can't understand it), Italy is very different from zone to zone... it's even more than only one country, there's a strong regionalism (similar to England). People, dialects, etc. can change even from town to town. About girls, it's not so common to see men whistling at girls in Milan, while for example in Sicily this MUST be done, LOL. Nothing so bad... There was a Swedish girl called as me :), Anna Nelson (but me not Anna, lol), as Nelson is a Swedish name (they taught me their surnames end in "-son" to mean they are the "son of.." someone), she went on holidays to the South of Italy and remained shocked by the 'experience'. But there's also the contrary: some girls come, BECAUSE they want sex, lol.
The film was a scandal for those times, of course today it's not a scandal, there was just this scene of the Trevi fountain, a party in a villa, etc. nothing really outrageous today.
The film was a scandal for those times, of course today it's not a scandal, there was just this scene of the Trevi fountain, a party in a villa, etc. nothing really outrageous today.
this is a music band from Milano (Elio e le Storie Tese), who made a series of videos mocking the people living in different parts of Italy. This is about Milan, lol.
As I was saying, sometimes foreign girls are worried to go to Italy, but as you can see, in Milan there's no risk, LOL
one says "what a divine colour"... but in Italian "di vino" also means "of wine", so the other says: "which wine? you cretin" (cretin in a feminine form, cretina LOL)
the Strokes, Hard to explain
my ex best friend (Italian of Hungarian origins), that one very similar to ex Oasis' Noel Gallagher in everything (was it Noel?), was friends with his father...pathetic when Julian writes lyrics moaning about something. You're the son of John Casablancas Milano, one of the biggest model agencies, hard to explain such a hard life...
I still hear him when he calls by phone on football programmes on tv...
as this songs says: "was an honest man"...
of course, Inter Pirelli related, the "honest" ones.
You might think: ah, that's why you're angry with Noel. No I'm not angry, I laugh about him the whole day. That must be a hard life ;)
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