Watch Lady Blue Shanghai By David Lynch For Dior

David Lynch’s 15-minute short movie —or rather, "extended commercial"— for Dior, Lady Blue Shanghai, had to include a Dior bag, Old Shanghai and the Pearl Tower. Everything else is totally Lynch. Can you spot the director's trademark techniques and symbolism?

Pieter Dom

06/23/2011 10:40 AM

David Lynch - Lady Blue Shanghai for Dior

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David Lynch’s 15-minute Internet short movie —or rather, “extended commercial”— for Dior, Lady Blue Shanghai starring Marion Cotillard, had to include a Dior bag, Old Shanghai and the Pearl Tower. All other elements are totally Lynch, reminiscent of Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me to name just two.

Can you spot Lynch’s trademark techniques and symbolism? Post your answers in the comments!

Pieter Dom

Founder and curator of Welcome to Twin Peaks since 2011. Bobsessed since March 1991.

4 comments

Billiam says:
13 years ago
Blue Rose, to name one of many….
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Andrei Preda says:
11 years ago
the blue rose is one of lynch’s elements used in fire walk with me
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Ben Nathan says:
10 years ago
The eerie sounds effects are common in his films, that and his use of color pallets (including blue, red, and black). Another could be dramatic strobe lights
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Maurice Dumont says:
7 years ago
Is the music (apart from the tango) commercially available somewhere?
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