From Loose Waves to Tight Braids, The Last Duel Is Filled With Tiny Beauty Details That Tell a Larger Story

Marguerite's appearance takes a turn after a traumatic experience in the third act of the film. While grieving this traumatic experience, Marguerite's skin goes pale, her hair becomes dull and unstyled, and her eyes are constantly bloodshot as if she's been crying for days. The goal was to give her two distinctive looks that separated her experiences before and after the rape scene in which we see only from her perspective in act three.

"Ridley always said to keep her very simple and beautiful until the rape," Silvi said.