Diane Keaton once described herself as “barely iconic.” But it was this worldview that made her this way.
Because Keaton passed away On October 11, countless tributes were dedicated to her life, amount of workand a unique personal style. Images from Keaton's early career are consistent with the aesthetic for which she was known and admired. And while the focus is usually on her fashion, her approach to beauty also reflects her strong sense of self-worth.
When we picture Diane Keaton through the years, a few iconic pieces come to mind: slouchy blazers, pleated trousers, statement hats. Gray hairhugging confidently. A toothy grin that narrows his eyes. A short manicure on animated hands. As she aged in the public eye, Keaton's joy was unaffected by the standards and stereotypes imposed on women in Hollywood. She refused to be told that she was “too old” for anything, but she never tried to look younger.
Keaton's beauty formula has always been relatively simple. Dark, thick eyeliner and a bit of gloss. pomade she wore while promoting Annie Hall And Godfather stayed with her until the end Something has to give And Book club. Her skin seemed to remain untouched. And although there is nothing wrong with using injections And operations It could be argued that the desire to hide the natural effects of aging has become an expectation for women in Keaton's position. She began to stand out from the crowd by remaining loud in her facial expressions without trying to hide the fact that she was getting older.
