She was as beautiful as someone in a foreign movie, a book, or a catalogue of strange, expensive clothes.

NEWYORKER: The Reptile Garden

The cat clothes seem to release something strange and wild in Pfeiffer: her performance is ferociously sexy and uninhibitedly, over-the-top funny.

NEWYORKER: Batman Returns

Cartier-Bresson, in presumably exposing us for what we are, seems to be showing not that the emperor has no clothes but that he has ugly clothes, mottled skin and a strange hair-do.

FORBES: Henri Cartier-Bresson: Aesthetic Contrarian