Monica Bellucci Poses in Body Conscious Styles
Monica Bellucci poses in Pucci dress, Gisela bodysuit and Cartier necklace
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If there’s one woman who knows her way around all manner of hairstyles, it’s Monica Bellucci. When it comes to her hair, the 56-year-old model and actress has done it all: long locks; a fringe; tight curls, and most recently, a short and choppy bob-meets-lob – a sleek “shag”, if you will. Bellucci’s secret?
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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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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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From her first appearances in the late 1990s to her commanding turns as festival host, jury member and red-carpet icon, Monica Bellucci's Cannes history is a study in cinematic presence and evolving style. These 30 photographs move chronologically through unforgettable premieres, photo calls and ceremonies between 1997 and 2019, tracing an elegance that has remained unmistakably her own.
GALLERYNew30 photosMonica Bellucci’s Most Breathtaking Jewellery Moments
Few modern icons command the language of high jewellery quite like Monica Bellucci. Where minimalist red-carpet styling often plays it safe, the Italian star embraces unapologetic drama—pairing understated, sculptural silhouettes by Dior and Dolce & Gabbana with breathtaking masterpieces from Cartier, Chopard and Boucheron.
