We recently told you that Eiza González made an impact with her interpretation of María Félix; she prefers her instead of Sandra Echeverría. Nevertheless, Maria Felix She is one of the most iconic actresses in the history of Mexican cinema, her performances are worthy of applause, however, her glamor and distinction made her an admirable figure both actingly and for her style. To the point that Maryl Streep continues to maintain the legacy of the Mexican.
The representative of the so-called Mexican Gold Cinema always stood out for her jewelry, but not just any kind of jewelry, since her favorite brands were Cartier and Harry Winston. Some of these were gifts from her loves, such as Agustín Lara and Jorge Negrete.
One of those exclusive jewels that “The Lady” It had exclusively was a majestic scarab, the work of artisans and made of 18-carat gold, inlaid with chalcedony, onyx, coral and diamonds from France.
This jewel was used by the multiple Oscar winner, the actress meryl streepat the award ceremony when she was nominated for the film The Devil Wears Pradain which she gave life to the character of Miranda Priestly.
on the red carpet meryl streep She arrived with a necklace and a black Prada dress. The moment inevitably reminded Maria Felix.
Why did Merly Streep wear the jewel?
Many fashion critics and fans of Maria Felix consider that the character of Miranda Priestly, editor of Runway magazine, respected by her staff, feared, and a reference for many in fashion, was the reason why in 2007 Streep choose the beetle necklace.
However, this was the last time the jewel was seen in public. It wasn’t until three years later that it was part of the “Always in Style: 150 years or Artistic Jewels” lot at Sotheby’s New York.
in life, Maria Felix She was questioned about her extravagant luxuries such as “her horses running in Paris, her ear covered with emeralds” to which the actress replied that it was part of the respect she had for the public.
“The public likes to see me with the things that I bring from Paris, that I come dressed up. How do you want me to walk? Huaracuda? I put on the best I can.”
Maria Felix She had an admiration for intelligent people and that led her to relate, from the beginning of her career, with what she called the aristocracy of talent, a title that she gave to this sector of intellectual and talented people in art during the 20th century. .
Just as she admired other artists, they were fascinated by her, for her curious mind and, moreover, her presence and physical beauty that was seductive. That’s why here we leave you the best phrases of “La Doña” on the anniversary of her life and death.
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