Barbarella (Comic Series by Jean-Claude Forest/Le Terrain Vague 1964) drawing by rex Cabaret — 1972Set in Weimar-era

Cabaret — 1972Set in Weimar-era Berlin

Named after the estate once owned by Rudolph Valentino

Kenneth Anger’s Lucifer Rising (1972) channels the power of rebellion

” — a perfect snapshot of the pop icon at her most fearless and flirtatious

Barbarella (Comic Series by Jean-Claude Forest/Le Terrain Vague 1964) drawing by rex Cabaret — 1972Set in Weimar-eraBarbarella Jean Claude Forest (1962) Before the film, before the cult followingthere was the comic. Jean Claude Forests Barbarella redefined sci fi in 1962, blending sleek futurism with subversive sensuality and a liberated sense of style that became a touchstone for decades of art, fashion, and queer aesthetics.