Ladies in cigar captivity: famous women - afisionado

For centuries, the image of a woman has been associated with fragility, tenderness and sophistication. It seemed that such a purely masculine accessory, like a cigar, should not have been squeezed in graceful female fingers. But the powdered nose once again turned out to be more stubborn than all prohibitions and censures, appreciating the exquisite aroma of thick smoke. Many famous women from the world of fashion, cinema, politics and art have chosen cigars as their inspiration. Here is some of them:

Catherine II is the very first woman in Russia to appreciate cigars. It was she who became the author of modern bows - ribbons on cigars. It is believed that the Empress kept the white gloves she wore clean, so she asked the servants to wrap the cigars for her with thin satin ribbons, for which she kept them.

“A cigar is an exquisite addition to an elegant lifestyle” - this saying belongs to the famous French writer Georges Sand, who could smoke up to seven cigars a day.

Madonna has always exploded stereotypes, so she honestly admitted her addiction to cigars, on which she spends up to $ 50,000 a week. The singer gives preference to Romeo and Juliet cigars.

Eternally young Demi Moore loves soft cigars, as long as they are not too large.

One of the highlights of the incomparable Claudia Schiffer is cigars.

Marlene Dietrich almost never parted with a cigar, and even on stage she often appeared with a cigar. The great actress gave preference to the well-known variety "Montecristo".