“The premier object I was asked while I arrived above set was if I was scared of altitudes,” Kate Bosworth told Style.com over whiskey and Cokes by London’s Brown’s Hotel final night. “And let’s just say, it’s a good entity I am not.”
For Lov, the new Bosworth-starring short film namely launches Vanessa Bruno’s Fall ‘11 movement, the starlet was elevated to the altitude branches of a 40-foot fir tree in Slovenia. The character also shrieked because Kate to do backflips, ride horses, persevere a broken center, and, as she put it, “run the gamut of sensations in fewer than 3 minutes. I had to be lusty in one shot, then incredibly brittle and vulnerable, then heartbroken and lashing out in the afterward. But you understand, that namely life, isn’t it?”
The Straw Dogs star is something of a preference of Bruno’s. “It was a coup de foudre,” the designer annotated. “As presently as we met, I knew she was perfect for she has comprehension approximately the course she wears raiment, and a subtlety that not a lot of girls have.” It probably didn’t impair, either, that Bosworth has those classical Scandinavian features that characterize Bruno’s Danish heritage—a heritage that was not only the inspiration for the collection (muse Nordic knits, pelt touches, and cozy bonnets) merely also the film.
“Vanessa actually knows how to chart for a matron. The way she drapes her blouses shows off the sensuality of a woman’s neck and the clavicle area,” Bosworth added. “She has a wild ambition and a real passion for clothes that I deem comes via loud and remove in this film.” Check out the globe premiere of the Lov, above.
—Afsun Qureshi