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Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio (1953)
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oldvintageglamour · 3 days
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1950s burlesque beauty Jennie Lee "The Bazoom Girl" 😍😍😍😍
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dita ♡
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fannyrosie · 1 month
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Une anomalie sur la glace
Outfit rundown Coat: vintage Skirt: vintage Blouse: old Liz Lisa Belt: Axes Femme Hat: vintage Boots: old Fluevog Brooch on coat: vintage Diamond-shaped ナポリタン brooch: Mayokichiya 3D napolitan brooch: present by a friend Dango earrings: handmade from Daiso charms
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fayegonnaslay · 1 month
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Eve Arnold, 1955
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Buick Roadmaster (1954)
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Pontiac Bonneville Custom Convertible, 1959. The second generation Bonneville marked two important milestones for Pontiac. As well as becoming a full line with hardtop sedan and wagons (previously the Bonneville had only been available as a coupe or convertible) it introduced the split grille and the "Wide Track" slogan. The Wide Track wasn't just ad copy, it had a front tread width of 63.7in and rear tread at 64in as opposed to other GM products with a 61in width front and rear. In doing so, Pontiac created what were considered to be the best-cornering full-size cars in the industry. Both features remained central to the Pontiac brand up until it's demise
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texaschainsawmascara · 3 months
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Burlesque dancer San San
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Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall at the premiere of How To Marry A Millionaire, 1953 ✨
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Marilyn Monroe placed their hands and feet in wet cement for their new film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. At famous Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Hollwood Boulevard. (June 1853)
Re: Marilyn Monroe as Pola Debevoise in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) dir. Jean Negulesco
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oldvintageglamour · 17 days
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Jayne Mansfield in a pin-up photo, 1955 😍😍😘😘
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MEN AND THEIR HATS. HURRAH!
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thegivenchythree · 16 days
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Carey Mulligan in Balenciaga Haute Couture (fall 1951) 96th Annual Academy Awards
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Eartha Kitt poses with a mannequin at Roxanne's Dress Shop (which she was a business-partner in), portrait by Ebony magazine photographer Moneta Sleet Jr., New York, 1956. The gowns both Eartha and the mannequin are wearing were from Kitt's personal wardrobe, designed for her by Beverly Hills couturier Don Loper who created the gowns for her cabaret act in 1954. Loper is best remembered for playing himself during a showcase of his fashions in the I Love Lucy episode entitled The Fashion Show in 1955 and for introducing Judy Garland to her second husband, director Vincente Minnelli, when Loper worked at MGM as an assistant to producer Arthur Freed in the early-1940s. The black gown worn by the mannequin, which had a Don Loper label sewn inside stating it was custom made for Eartha on July 13th, 1954, sold at auction in 2016 for $5,100.
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