Unconventional beauty of the actress Rossy de Palma

Rossi de Palma is a Spanish actress and member of the jury at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival; she managed to achieve popularity despite her appearance completely inadequate to the beauty standards of her time. This surprises or delights many, but in fact, the sophisticated audience has long been fed up with classical beauty and is in search of something unusual.

At first, manifestations of non-standard beauty found a place in art, where artists and sculptors began to destroy traditional ideas about beauty. But cinema in those days preferred real beauties. Remember the actresses - Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren and other true beauties. Then came the actresses Sarah Jessica Parker, Rossy de Palma and many others like them.

Rossi de Palma has been compared to a revived painting by Picasso, and this is a very apt comparison. She started out as a singer and dancer in the alternative music group "It Can't Be Worse" along the way she worked as a waitress in a cafe, and then her unusual appearance was noticed and invited to try her hand at cinema.

Rossy de Palma began acting in Italy, France and the USA, and then on the set of the film Haute Couture (Pr? T -? - porter 1994) she met the designer Jean Paul Gaultier and became his muse, thanks to which she found herself in the fashion world.

Jean Paul Gaultier and today he chooses models with non-standard appearance. At the recent shows of the Jean Paul Gaultier collections one could see the model Anna Cleveland, which bears no small resemblance to Rossy de Palma.

After the first experience, the fashion world has not forgotten Rossi de Palma, she starred in the Mango commercial for the accessories line, the Missoni advertising campaign and other brands.

Rossi de Palma was born in Palma de Mallorca in a simple working-class family. Nature did not give her a beautiful appearance, but this did not stop her from becoming an actress and model. In 2007, the actress launched her own perfume line under the brand name of the French company? Tat Libre d'Orange. Rossi de Palma currently lives in France with her daughter and son.

Rossy de Palma's rules of success

1. Beauty is a very vague concept, because genuine beauty cannot be replaced with a dummy. Beauty is present in absolutely everything - even in death.

2. I am an anarchist and an individualist. I do not like it when they try to shove me into any stereotype. I prefer not to be identified so that my field of activity remains as wide as possible.

3. Life is very hard, but if you live by creativity, then everything becomes much easier! Even if everything around collapses and dies, creativity always remains.

4. Creativity allows us to continue living, wake up and desire to move forward, always comprehend something new.

5. Even I do not know myself to the end! Always discovering something new in yourself is something fundamental. It would be terrible to fully and completely know yourself.