Drew Barrymore Dolled Up As Sharon? Catherine Denueve Talks Roman Polanski and More

I think I was right in suspecting Drew Barrymore of copying Sharon's look lately.  In the new Harper's Bazaar she even came up with an idea to do a spread in a sort of "Sharon Tate and Veruschka" style.  Within the pages of the magazine,  you can definitely see the "Valley of the Dolls" inspiration:

Drew admits that the 60s is her favorite fashion era.

Here is the interview from the magazine with Barrymore:

http://kool.radio.com/2010/09/15/cats-pajamas/

Catherine Deneuve was interviewed recently and asked what it was like to work with Roman Polanski:

"It was one of the most important experiences I’ve had because I was quite young at the time when I did 'Repulsion.' And being a French actress working in London with him, who was a Polish director. We were very separated, you know, from the crew, we were very close and he’s really a director that loves to direct actors, I really listened to him very closely, I was very close to him, very close to him and very close to the film."

In the same interview, Denueve admitted that one of her own favorite actresses was Carole Lombard.  Lombard was also one of Sharon's favorites. 

For more of Denueve's interview go here:

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/15/a-talk-with-catherine-deneuve/

Here are two more art pieces I found on Sharon:

Channeling Sharon Tate, Very Rare Sharon and Roman photos up for bid lately by David Bailey and the Euro Film Awards Nominate "Ghost Writer"

I have noticed that Drew Barrymore has been channeling Sharon Tate's hair and natural looking makeup lately:

And she's not the only one channeling Sharon's great style, this blogger noticed someone else who is...

http://decadesinc.blogspot.com/2010/09/decades-loves-ladies-of-san-fran.html

And, Gisele Bundchen in this magazine...

http://www.gossiprocks.com/forum/magazines-photoshoots/132956-gisele-bundchen-muse-magazine-summer-2010-a.html

Recently, in Europe this rare nude Sharon Tate and David Bailey pic sold for 1900 Euros:

And now Christie's has this up for bid:

http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?pos=9&intObjectID=5355123&sid=

Click on the link above for a larger view of it.

And Polanski's "The Ghost Writer" has been nominated for the Euro Film Awards:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/awards/news/e3i8ee6fde4efa3c4bf2fa159d847e7ab64

Happy Birthday Sharon! Drew Barrymore Channels Sharon Tate and In Defense of Roman Polanski

Happy Birthday to our wonderful Sharon in heaven!

Other significant things that happened on this day in history:

http://wheniwasbuyingyouadrinkwherewereyou.blogspot.com/2010/01/24-january-2004-singapore.html

I noticed the above link says that Tess star Nastassja Kinski also has a birthday!  Happy Birthday to you!

News:

Drew Barrymore and Sharon Tate?

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/alltherage/2010/01/sag-awards-red-carpet-drew-barrymore-channels-a-sixties-starlet.html

Drew Barrymore Channels a 60s starlet

Drew Barrymore's '60s bouffant and pale makeup were inspired by Brigitte Bardot and Sharon Tate, two references the actress gave makeup artist Debra Ferullo when creating the overall look to compliment her midnight-blue Monique Lhuillier dress.

To get the look, Ferullo used Cover Girl clean liquid makeup and Simply Ageless blush in Plush Peach. To the eyes, layers of Dior Show mascara were applied along with Cover Girl Shadow Blast in Bronze Fire and Silver Sky. For that perfectly frosty, pale pink lip, Ferullo used Dior Addict lip color in Beige Negligee and Dior Addict Ultra Gloss in Jersey Pink.

Frosty pink gloss, a silvery smoky eye along with that teased and twisted up-do, Barrymore looked like she stepped straight out the '60s.
--Melissa Magsaysay

Another defender of Polanski:

http://www.weeklyblitz.net/445/in-defense-of-roman-polanski

Hope everyone is having a great weekend!