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Monica Bellucci, Madame Figaro Interview

You don't pose much for fashion photos anymore… I still love photography, but before that it was my livelihood. Today, I only do it for pure pleasure and because I feel like it. At one point in my career, it had become routine… and when something becomes routine, it's less interesting. But will you still say yes to D&G? Dolce & Gabbana have such creativity! We share a very beautiful story. I did my first show with them and, over time, we have developed a relationship of affection which continues to grow and which will evolve further, I guess.

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Monica Bellucci started out as a fashion model at the age of 13-years-old. Monica appeared in campaigns for Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Cartier. She covered many magazines throughout her career including Vanity Fair, GQ, Esquire Magazine and ELLE. Here you can find all time best magazine covers of Monica Bellucci.

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How Much Do You Love Me?

In this gleeful, bawdy sex comedy, Francois, a balding, downtrodden office worker tells the gorgeous prostitute, Daniela (Monica Bellucci), that he's won the lottery and invites her home to spend his money.

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Best Moments from Shoot 'Em Up

After saving a newborn infant from assassins, carrot-crunching gunman Mr. Smith (Clive Owen) teams up with a prostitute named DQ (Monica Bellucci) to protect the baby from further attacks. We have compiled the best moments of Shoot 'Em Up.

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Monica Bellucci, Summer Noir

A July 2025 Madame Figaro editorial frames Monica Bellucci in a summer noir mood, photographed by Rocio Ramos with styling by Barbara Baumel, hair by John Nollet and makeup by Letizia Carnevale.

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Monica Bellucci’s Timeless Beauty Looks

Across more than three decades, Monica Bellucci has treated beauty not as a passing trend but as an extension of character. From softly waved hair and luminous skin in the 1990s to sculpted red-carpet glamour and modern, understated makeup, these looks reveal a signature built on confidence, sensuality and an instinctive sense of timeless Italian elegance.