Marion Cotillard Unretouched On Cover Of Italian Vanity Fair (PHOTO, POLL)

One of our favorite fashionistas Marion Cotillard covers this week's Italian Vanity Fair, and -- surprise! -- she reportedly hasn't been retouched. She was shot by photographer Bruce Weber and her dress is by Ralph Lauren. Take a look and tell us what you think.

(Via FashionIndie)

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Marion's cover:

Looks amazing!

Could have used some retouching.

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Comments

[dansup]

03:54 PM on 10/26/2010

stunning.........one of the most beautiful women on film - wish this mag was in english

[yogini4]

12:55 PM on 10/12/2010

Gorgeous, why would anyone want the plastic girls.

[luvbigrocks]

04:09 AM on 09/26/2010

She looks so beautiful!

[CrankyGal]

10:04 PM on 09/25/2010

Great photo, terrific actress.

[wm1066]

05:19 PM on 09/25/2010

Nothing like a Natural Woman! I love it, but on my computer I'm seeing a faint yellow and pink zebra type of pattern runing down her face, anyone else seeing that?

[BettyEverdene]

12:03 PM on 09/26/2010

I see it too. It's called hyalation (not sure of the spelling) which occurs when the red, yellow, black and blue printing plates are not angled properly. They probably scanned an actual cover. They should have sent the cover image. This error may only be present on a few covers. It can correct itself in the process.

[sarah2010]

04:12 PM on 09/25/2010

It is so refreshing to see a natural woman on the cover of a major magazine. She looks great. Her skin is glowing...I love the tossled look of the hair. This is what a photograph of a star should be.

[cheesypoofs]

08:18 AM on 09/25/2010

I like the photo a lot. The only thing I do not care for is her hand being so prominent as I don't think her hand is particularly attractive. Some women have pretty hands and some do not. Had her hand been less obvious, I would have liked the photo even better.

[yogini4]

12:57 PM on 10/12/2010

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, my friend. Ask yourself if you haven't bought into the long tapered manicured long nailed hands that society tells you are pretty.

[Pambie]

10:18 AM on 10/22/2010

I like her hand. Yes, it's prominent (aside from her stunning face, the next thing I noticed) but I love it. It's a solid, capable working hand. It's real.

[ljblinddog]

09:45 PM on 09/24/2010

She is great, smart and of good heart. I am a photographer but I have had to deal with models over the years and women in general who have gotten lost in all of this stuff. It has been my experience that the most beautiful women have what the magazines consider a flaw that needs to be removed in art work. It is too bad. I love this photo.

[TeacupKitten]

03:33 PM on 09/24/2010

Is it me or does she look sad? Is that supposed to be some kind of angst on her face?

[satobe]

07:43 PM on 09/24/2010

She's not sad, she's French.

[TeacupKitten]

10:09 AM on 09/27/2010

I think it's a stereotype that French women are always walking around with that face.

[Pandoramack]

02:27 PM on 09/24/2010

Wonderful! It starts with one: More women who are in various public industries and who are against retouching, should take a stand by demanding the same for their print adds. How refreshing that would be.

[kmcv]

02:32 PM on 09/24/2010

It's a false point, the lighting and makeup contribute a great deal to this final product. People who are overly influenced by magazines will still come up feeling subpar. While I support the scaling back of photo shopping, the real problem is our cultural paradigm. We need to deemphasize the value we place on beauty and body type and redirect ourselves to being a health loving, peace and justice seeking society. It can be done, we currently have all the listed values, just in the wrong priority.

[kmcv]

02:26 PM on 09/24/2010

okay... I'll grant you, unretouched. But this goes to prove two things: 1. she is beautiful, and 2. lighting is an underrated art form!

[Prousa]

12:48 PM on 09/24/2010

Beautiful! She looks like she just woke up and sat up in bed.

....and saw me lying there, then ran screaming from the double-wide.

[Seaglass]

12:13 PM on 09/24/2010

Beautiful woman, no doubt about it.

[nwfurn]

11:22 AM on 09/24/2010

Beautiful, but the lighting on her hair isn't quite right. That's part of the beauty of post processing now. It's not only for cleaning up the model, it is also to correct the photograph.

[sweetwhine]

02:53 PM on 09/24/2010

The hair looks terrible...dry and brittle. But her face more than makes up for it. Just beautiful.

[BebeLush]

11:20 AM on 09/24/2010

I didn't realize how innocent looking she is. These pics definitely make her shine.