Several roses are seen growing out of the base of the corset.Ĭarmen is a brunette with spiraling pigtails, reflecting Ann's own hair style. Her gloves and boots share the same color and heart designs as the corset. The dress has a black corset with red heart designs and shows a generous amount of cleavage. The dress is mostly light red with alternating black and gold trim along it's many layers. She wears a long flowing red ballgown, black gloves, and black-red boots. Though she knew he would be fated to kill her, she declared that she would rather die than allow herself to be bound to the will of another, and that "Carmen will always be free."Ĭarmen appears as very tall woman with fuchsia colored skin. She is later slain by a spurned ex-lover, driven to a jealous rage after she leaves him. Carmen is also usually seen smoking tobacco because she had once worked in a tobacco factory.
Whatever the version, Carmen is generally depicted as a classic femme fatale who would take advantage of her beauty and charm to make men fall for her, but quickly break the relationship once she is bored of her wooer, and then she looks for her next victim. The novella was adapted into a variety of different genres, most notably the opera Carmen by French composer Georges Bizet which diverges in significant points from Mérimée's original story. She first appeared in Mérimée's eponymous novella that was first written and published in 1845. Carmen is a fictive female gypsy created by Prosper Mérimée.
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