Wedding Dresses That Became Part of Film History
Kirsten Dunst | Melancholia (2011)
A veil spreads across dark water as Kirsten Dunst’s Justine holds a bouquet close to her chest. Removed from the reassuring order of an aisle or reception, the bridal dress becomes an unsettling shape in a landscape. Lars von Trier’s film begins with a wedding celebration, but this image makes familiar ceremonial clothing feel suspended between beauty, exhaustion and something far less comforting.
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