Girl with a dragon tattoo fashion style

By Sisi Tsoi


Lisbeth Salander is many things. A feminist heroine, a survivor that have taken the entire world by storm. The tremendously successful 'Trilogy' by Stieg Larsson, carefully twisted a menacing web of memories around this fascinatingly robust and also unforgettable figure. She definitely is memorable. It's not surprising that the adaptation of the movie made this kind of a direct effect on pop culture. Her personality epitomizes swiftness and a strong will, combined with determined survival intuitions. Her instantly recognizable air of secret, mixed with a hard exterior and a fine, fragile spirit, results in such type of an intricate qualities. So it was striking to see exactly how the Hollywood type of our heroine, translated from the book. With Rooney Mara in the role of the dark haired, pale skinned and skinny Lisbeth, they efficiently totally changed an ideal, sun-kissed girl-next-door, into this extraordinary gothic being.

Her black leather-clad figure makes us would like to stretch out for our leather, biker jacket, teamed with faux leather leggings. Her bleached brows and high fringe, is probably not precisely what we want to achieve, on the other hand the supple drapery of the white tee shirt and also charcoal sweatshirt, along with other Alexander Wang influenced garments, are certainly the classics we like.

The spring and summer 2012 collection from Ann Demeulemeester is a powerful reminder of the movie. Since mentioned by Vogue, the collections ask us to "Imagine the ensembles Lisbeth Salander would certainly splurge on when she suddenly felt willing by her capital chicanery toward high fashion. Demeulemeester's new creations had Salander's 'kick-ass', high-performance standard. Clearly there was a pointy sharpness to the layered clothes on leather jackets that proposed warrior decision, did the stiffened sculptured, leather neckpieces. The sleek, linear high quality of suits made from bias-cuts, funnel-necked jackets and pencil dresses, provided a raging fresh silhouette for the designer."

We can plainly see that Lisbeth is becoming a major influence on the fashion credits front. It is surprising to see just how wearable her wardrobe is, for it can easily translate into our day-to-day busy life. In David Finchley's stylish adaptation, she confidently rides her motorcycle through an ice storm, discovering sinister murderous crimes. She weaves through crowds of 60s inspired, well-heeled suburbanites and in her imaginative clothing, stands out from the crowd in her rebellious colours.

Her daily outfits consist of many layers of tee shirts that pile over each other with lots of ripped seams. The sweat shirts and comfy knits lean heavily on shades of charcoal. The leather, biker jacket is her armour through life, the trusty dark jeans and the nailed and studded biker boots make sure she can cause damage. They guarantee quiet confidence and a steel-cold personality, enough to ward off any uninvited attention.

We could all possess a bit of gothic in us. Imagine a day when absolutely nothing is better than a weather-proof leather jacket, as well as skin-tight, black jeans with combat boots. Thus get out there, and confront the world akin to our heroine, and, should you be brave enough, keep in mind a high hair line could potentially stir the world.

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