What's more iconic than playing the bad guy? Dressing the part!
What’s more iconic than playing the bad guy? Dressing the part!Halloween is among us , so you may or may not already have your costumes locked in., as a Halloween couture aficionado, dressing like a villain is always a go-to for that special spooky night—but what about the rest of the year?
UNITED STATES – NOVEMBER 18: Glenn Close arrives at Radio City Music Hall for the premiere of the movie “101 Dalmatians” dressed as Cruella DeVil. Close stars in the film. , wearing classic staples that give off serious quiet luxury vibes. Sexy and seductive are key players in channeling your inner villain, as displayed by Katherine Piece inAmerican actress Sharon Stone promoting the movie Basic Instinct, directed by Dutch Paul Verhoeven.
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