The woman in red

In 1984, the film The woman in red was released in the United States, starring and directed by none other than the great Gene Wilder.

In this film the leading role was shared with the sexy bombshell Kelly LeBrock (The woman in red), who made of this crazy comedy an icon of cinema with the unforgettable scene of her sensual dance in that steamy red dress that opened in contact with the air sent through an air vent. This scene was not only the cornerstone of all this adventurous comedy, it also became the fantasy of many a gentleman throughout time and a challenge that inspired the women of the time.

I think things got out of control after that.

By the time this movie was released I was only 7 years old, so I didn't get to see it until years later when it was aired on RCTV Channel.

Since then I understood why I heard so much about a girl in red during my childhood, they had good reasons to do so. In my mind remained both the title of the show and the exuberant performance of the protagonist and I never imagined that this memory would come back to me like a boomerang Meylin brought this spectacular outfit to my photography studio.

The girl in red continued to be an icon of beauty, sensuality and passion in other film productions such as Bedazzled released in 2000 and starring Elizabeth Hurley and Brendan Fraser.

Just like in The woman in red, this time the protagonist surprises and seduces us with an incredible and tempting red dress, as you can see now Meylin testing my camera with this outfit.

I think this explosive combination of women spectacularly dressed in sensational red dresses, will always be a great choice to make the senses fly in any occasion.