Eccentric, authentic
In refusing to present as anyone but herself, Diane Keaton inspired countless women Diane Keaton’s style was wildly eccentric — and the most authentic thing in Hollywood, Rachel Tashjian writes. For designers, moviegoers and performers alike, Keaton embodied personal style: a desire, even a need, to look distinct in an industry that is much more eager to celebrate sameness. She made her name playing others. But Diane Keaton was always herself. 13 ott 2025 - The Washington Post BY RACHEL TASHJIAN The most famous line in “Something’s Gotta Give,” Nancy Meyers’s 2003 romantic comedy starring Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson, looks like nothing on the page, but Keaton made it sound like everything. “I’m just a turtleneck kind of gal,” Keaton, as playwright Erica Barry, bristled at Nicholson’s Harry Sanborn, defending her fondness for covering up even in the summer heat. Keaton, who died Saturday at the age of 79, was the queen of the throwaway line, but here with air-quote ...