She is dressed in Petar Petrov’s dress for “The Sunday Times Style”
Monica Bellucci once again captivates with her mysterious charm, to which the tight black dress, the work of the Bulgarian designer Petar Petrov, adds even more excitement, posing for the cover of the British weekly “The Sunday Times Style”. Footage from the spectacular photo shoot with the star appeared on Instagram.
The Italian actress is wearing a gorgeous long-sleeved dress, emphasizing the shapes and her very thin waist. Her hair is tied and only one strand is about to go down her forehead. The 57-year-old star wears Cartier jewelry. Peter Petrov has worked in Austria for many years, and his outfits have been worn by Anne Hathaway, Emilia Clarke, Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Roberts, Jane Fonda, Kate Middleton and others. The photo shoot in the magazine also includes other outfits, such as a seductive knit dress with a neckline and a black coat. The movie diva talks about old age and her ex-husband Vincent Cassel.
“We broke up, but we both became parents, and parenthood is for life. That’s why it’s good to have a good relationship on behalf of the children.”said Bellucci.
She prefers not to share much about her personal life and when asked by a journalist if she now has relationships with other men, she answers quite sharply: “I can’t believe you’re asking, but it seems to me that because of my age I have the right not to answer such questions. “
The actress considers old age as a privilege and believes that there is no need to run away from it. She added that she has never been exhausted by diets and “has always been a woman of shape”.
“Life consists of different moments, stages. When we are young, we enjoy that natural beauty that flies away with age, but at the same time we are happy, because if we grow old, it means that we have had a long life. When the body surrenders. , the soul rises “, the star emphasized.
“I do not believe in a war between men and women. I think it is necessary to find a common language for the good of all. I do not want to teach my daughters to hate. I want us to be able to agree on everything and be able to discuss everything together, ”she admits.
