Harper's BAZAARのインスタグラム(harpersbazaarus) - 4月25日 02時20分
It’s been 70 years since the premiere of #TheRedShoes, the definitive dance film about ballet as obsession that follows a vivid trifecta of characters: a ballerina on the rise, an ambitious young composer, and an impresario, modeled after Ballets Russes founder Sergei Diaghilev, who stops at nothing to get his way. As for realism, does that even matter? In The Red Shoes, we are allowed, as the director Martin Scorsese has said, “to witness an impression of a world,” if not the world itself. And as for obsessions, the film has long been one of Scorsese’s own. Written, directed, and produced by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (known as the Archers), The Red Shoes won Oscars for art direction and original score. The film is a saturation of Technicolor, which in its most fantastical moments makes it seem as if the action could bleed out of the frame. It’s not just the vibrancy of the colors but the collective palette. Pause the screen, and there you have it: an instant painting. Tap the link in our bio to see our favorite ballet stars celebrate the film.
Photography by @paridukovic
Styling by @debswatson
Copeland wears @オスカーデラレンタ
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