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Monica Bellucci for Cartier 2021

The watch takes its name from the bracelet. Extra flexible, it suggests the way the emblematic animal of the house moves.

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Monica Bellucci’s Timeless Beauty Looks

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Top 10 Youth Photographs of Monica Bellucci

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Monica Bellucci Black & White, 2002

Monica Bellucci photographed in black and white by James White for Flaunt Magazine, June 2002.

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The Best Photos of Monica Bellucci

Take a look back at some of Monica Bellucci’s most memorable beauty looks.

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Monica Bellucci, The Modern Icon

A Modern Weekly China April 2026 cover story frames Monica Bellucci as a contemporary icon, photographed by Annie Lai with styling by Kingsley Tao, makeup by Letizia Carnevale and casting by Monika Domarke.

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Soft Portraits of Monica Bellucci, 2000

Photographed by Bradley Patrick in 2000, Monica Bellucci moves through three pared-back studio moods: soft ivory knitwear, a vivid red slip dress and sculptural black tailoring. Images from the portrait series were later syndicated by Headpress, including an appearance in Switzerland's Migros Magazine.