Still missing, apologies, movie sightings.

Hello and once again sorry for my site being offline. I can't really do much but wait for Zymic to finish repairing whatever it's broken, so some updates will have to be done all at once.

Meanwhile, I have seen The Two Faces of January and though Kirsten Dunst only has one headscarf scene, it's simply great.

Kirsten wears her Classic in a very elegant way. There are plenty of closeups of her wrapped head and framed face. What a pity they didn't have a proper scene in Mona Lisa Smile or she would have qualified as a Scarf Lady by now.

In a funnier movie, The Other Woman, there's a brief scene with Leslie Mann wearing a Kelly headscarf.

Yes, it's another Headscarf & Sunglasses scene. It's short but Leslie looks great in her Kelly.

The last scene it's from The Double, a quite bizarre movie based on the Dostoevsky novel. There are a couple of brief scenes of Mia Wasikowska (from Alice in Wonderland) wearing a small Classic headscarf.

Mia's scarf looks quite cute on her and I like the way she has it fluttering around while she's taking some air on the train ride. There is another brief scene later on when she's seen adjusting her hair under the just tied-on scarf while walking. I wish there would be more but it wasn't the case. I think it's a "first wrap" for Mia.

And it's a wrap for this post as well. If you see any movies with good scenes, please drop me a line!

The Two Faces of January

Just yesterday I was posting about The Two Faces of January... Well, in this clip we see one headscarf scene with Kirsten Dunst.

Kirsten's attire is the typical ¨Glamorous Disguise¨ look with a Classic headscarf and sunglasses. I don' know if it is the only such scene in the movie but it's a very good one and makes up for her non-scene in Mona Lisa Smile.

Good Grace

Well, I finally got to see Grace of Monaco. While it's an appropriately elegant dramatization of Grace Kelly as the Princess of Monaco and Nicole Kidman does portray her with the due glamour, the movie is unfortunately shorter in headscarf scenes than expected, with Nicole only getting a brief good one in a Classic, the others being shot from too far away. Another actress gets to wear a Rear Tie and even a Kelly but then those are brief scenes again

I'm waiting now for the home video release to get some caps.

Meanwhile there are a couple of new movies to watch out for, at least from the trailers. In The Two Faces of January Kirsten Dunst is seen wearing a Classic headscarf (with almost mandatory sunglasses). I'll have to wait to see the movie properly to see how good the scene is and if there are others.

In yet another period piece, The Last of Robin Hood, Susan Sarandon wears a nice Kelly headscarf. 

Susan Sarandon looks great in her wrap, but the cool news is that in this movie Dakota Fanning will have her first headscarf scene, wearing a Classic in at least one scene.

Well, here are two movies to watch out for. I for one will!