Zorro?

[Karlalizee]

zorro. hee hee hee you guys are so funny.

[Jurre]

I wanted to post two pictures in which it is clear that it is not a "Z", however the forum scaled my screenshots down and I'm too lazy to upload right now so...

[Karlalizee]

Originally Posted by Jurre

I wanted to post two pictures in which it is clear that it is not a "Z", however the forum scaled my screenshots down and I'm too lazy to upload right now so...

damn forum

[AlizéeDuSiècle]

and also in amelie theres a clip of zorro in it awkward

[wasabi622]

Originally Posted by 2010FootDrop

and also in amelie theres a clip of zorro in it awkward

Awkward? I thought it was kinda cute.

[AlizéeDuSiècle]

noo i ment its awkward how every thing traces another

[FanDeAliFee]

Originally Posted by Scruffydog777

I often noticed there was something at the top center front of that beautiful white dress Alizée wore at the begining of En Concert. I finally decided to take a closer look and found out it looks like a Z. Well I thought this must be some designers logo but at the same time I thought this looked an awful lot like the sign of Zorro!

Some Anglophones might say Alizée is the ultimate fox. This slang word has a socially pleasant connotation in contemporary US English, meaning a beautiful, attractive, not unsexy person. It translates to the Spanish zorro. Indeed, during the TV program Une Heure Avec Alizée on Fun TV in 2003, the host, Lucas, said to Alizée "Without doubt, you're a first class vixen!", to which she replied "I know!"

<small><small>(Aside: Unfortunately, I think the word fox may also be translated by the Spanish word zorra, which casts the same disrepute as its French equivalent salope, or in English, slut.)</small></small>

Since we speak English here, we will ALWAYS translate the English word fox to Spanish as zorro! And therefore it is surely appropriate to celebrate Alizée as Zorro-like swashbuckler, une des Soeurs Corses, depicted in the graphic below.

[Karlalizee]

it is rather odd that you guys chose zorro. it does mean fox in spanish but it relates to being sly and crafty rather than hot and sexy. but there is one interesting clue that connects alizee to zorro. zorro (aka) don diego vega or don diego de la vega was in love with lolita pulido, a noblewoman. can you say irony?

[Scruffydog777]

Originally Posted by AlizéeDuSiècle

and also in amelie theres a clip of zorro in it awkward

In which clip are you talking about? I just watched the video and didn't see any reference to it. Was it in the movie? I saw it a couple of years ago and can't remember a clip of Zorro in it.

[paintballpdh19]

Originally Posted by Fall06

Awesome, I've always loved Zorro, since childhood. More reasons to like it now! Thanks Scruffy!

lol.... me too