Hello Vogue Paris, it's Camélia Jordana and I'm doing the Iconic interview.
Britney Spears and Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge.
I think it was the I'm A Slave 4 U era.
And Nicole Kidman, One day, I'll fly away.
I think Amy Winehouse influenced me a lot.
I used to be in awe listening to her on the radio
because I felt close to her and I thought she was very unique.
So, yeah, Amy.
I'd say FKA Twigs.
She shows her weaknesses publicly to empower women.
So, definitely, FKA Twigs.
Mylène Farmer, whose work I didn't know much about,
but whose career I discovered a short while ago.
I didn't know that this woman was a great feminist pioneer,
very free, very independent, quite mysterious, quite secret,
very put together, always very classy in the media.
I Will Always Love You.
Clearly, it's a great, great iconic song.
It's the first song I sang in front of people at the junior high cross country.
They were treated to it every year.
The voice,
we feel everything through the voice.
We have to work to bring something out with our hands,
but with the voice, it's inside, no matter what.
So we can't cheat. The voice gives everything away.
Any of Tlahoun Gèsseèssè's albums, an Ethiopian singer.
It's a portrait of him, a bit like a Warhol silkscreen printing.
I think it's from the ’70s.
Clearly, it's This is America by Childish Gambino.
I went crazy because when his music video came out,
I was working on a music video myself.
I was upset because I thought, "This is crazy".
I felt so close to what the guy was saying, and I thought, "Wow!".
It's crazy, it says, "This is America", but I wanted to say, "This is France today".
It was for the song Fi 3lemi, which means My flag,
and in which I sing: "There's blue, there's white, there's red on my flag.
I feel new like a child when I think of my flag".
In the music video, there were really great themes,
so I went crazy when it came out,
and at the same time I thought, "OK, what he did is so huge
that I'm going to rewrite my video to make it better".
Pink Floyd's iconic record cover with a cow in a field.
Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, it's a tie.
They didn't make the same music,
but two voices without which you can't get too far in life.
The Macarena, for sure.
My passion.
I was born in '92, so the Macarena is integral for me.
It's a movie that many southerners know,
called Les Collègues with Cantona, brother and father.
It takes place in '98 in Marseille
and Cantona, the brother, has to save the honor of his soccer club
and the honor of his father.
So, they have to take part in La Mondialette.
Are you sure of your choice for Languillé?
Yeah, it's solid, dad.
Okay, you're the coach.
A real gem, literally.
A real gem.
Southerners know what I'm talking about.
That movie is a piece of me.
All the dialogue from Children of Paradise
directed by Marcel Carné and written by Jacques Prévert.
The heart of humanity lies in those lines.
Paris is very small for those who love each other as much as we do.
From a modern point of view, I'd say Golshifteh Farahani.
High level.
Great, great, great woman.
Great power, great freedom, incredible talent, gentleness.
A Clockwork Orange.
It's very classic, but honestly, it's beautiful.
It's super strong, super disturbing, attractive, and at the same time, it's so weird.
It's got everything in it.
Kendall Jenner's fashion editorials, I think they're amazing.
I think they're really good.
And it's always with great photographers.
I think she does some pretty amazing editorials
and, as a result, there's a very strong personality coming out of it.
Gaultier's cones for Madonna, an iconic eccentricity.
Only he and she could do that at that time.
She is stunning.
There's already great beauty, and an amazing empowerment for the time.
Alexandre Desplat for Moonrise Kingdom, which opens with the voice of a little boy
announcing each of the instruments that are playing in the intro.
Here comes the brass family:
the trumpets, the horns, the trombone and the tuba.
Julia Roberts who arrived with armpit hair and no heels
on the red carpet for the first time.
That's tough.
An iconic accessory, the gold chain.
Worn by a woman in a suit with lipstick, a big hat, in the ’80s,
it always looks good.
And today too, for that matter.
A leather jacket.
Symbolic.
Brilliant.
Christiane Taubira, for sure.
Christiane, we're waiting for you.
I'm going to cite you in each of my interviews,
every time we talk about an important, powerful, iconic,
socially active woman, we're waiting for, it's you.
Lupita Nyong'o.
"No matter where you're from, your dreams are valid,"
she said when she won her Oscar.
No matter where you're from, your dreams are valid.
The ultimate, timeless icon, Frida Kahlo,
for her great freedom,
the way she integrated her culture into her art,
her sexual freedom, her public freedom
and the fact that she was on her deathbed at her last viewing.
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