Unexpected surprise was waiting for the audience at the Cannes Film Festival! Catherine Deneuve, who for 13 years did not change the white color of her hair, dyed her hair in a dark shade.
In the trend
Last weekend, the participants of the 71st Cannes Film Festival decided to contribute to the crusade against Harvey Weinstein, who became the main Hollywood bad guy after the erupting sexual scandal, and to him similar, having gone out for the promotion of women's equality in cinema.
Not missed an important event and Catherine Deneuve, for which the status of a superstar and a symbol of femininity has long been fixed.
To enhance the effect of the rally on Monday, world celebrities gathered at the Kering Women in Motion Awards party, where 74-year-old Deneuve came in a black shiny dress from Saint Lauren made of furs and fur. The outfit revealed Catherine's shoulders, and the waistline emphasized the slender waist of the eighth-ten actress.
No longer blonde
In addition to the excellent shape that more young colleagues might envy, Deneuve demonstrated a change of image, appearing on the photo gallery with a new hair color.
Katrin, who by nature is a brown-haired woman, being an aspiring actress, has lightened her hair and has since very rarely experimented with the color of her hair.
In 2005, the actress tried to wear a chestnut color, but not for long, again returning to the blonde.
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Debate in the network
Discussing the beauty-transformation of Deneuve, the opinions of her fans were divided. The hayters consider the actress's experiment to be unsuccessful and complain that a dark shade adds to her age and deprives the charm. However, many, on the contrary, like the transformation of Catherine. They think that now she looks much more refined and younger. Who is right?