Sofia Coppola, director of the motion picture Marie Antoinette, worked with Oscar-winning costume designer Milena Canonero to concoct a candy-colored palette inspired by the pink and pale-green macaroons she came across at Paris' Laduree bakery. "I didn't want to reference paintings that have faded over the years," Coppola says. "I wanted the brightness of the colors in the film to be about what it felt like to be alive as opposed to taking some kind of distant, sepia-toned look at history."