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James St. James

Russian Red

Monday, July 26, 2010 05:19 PM

tags: Angelina Jolie, movie premiere, red carpet culture, Russian Revolution, Salt, semiotics, symbolism

Angelina Jolie wears a RED! DRESS! to the premiere of Salt in Moscow yesterday. She looks fabulous, of course. But red for Russia? Thank God she left her sickle and hammer back at the hotel.

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