Here are a few of my favorites!
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| Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes got all the women asking for diamonds galore from their gents (Photo Courtesy of wikimedia.org) |
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| Michelle Pfeiffer in Scarface is stunning in this scarlet dress (Photo Courtesy of sodahead.com) |
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| Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face brought us the black cigarette pants with black turtlenecks, who would've thought? (Photo Courtesy of screenrush.co.uk) |
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| Barbara Streisand in Funny Girl lets her inner animal out (Photo Courtesy of retrokimmer.com) |
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| Elizabeth Taylor in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof shows white lingerie is sexy with her cropped brunette curls, delish! (Photo Courtesy of democraticunderground.com) |
5 comments:
I agree dollie....fashion is everywhere.....and these are great movies to spot it in..have a super fab day:)
LOVE the Streisand look..
Great choices. I'm also a cinemaphile and love the attention many movies give to fashion.
Yay, a new entry! (I love your blog.)
There is so much wonderful fashion in older movies. Perhaps because they didn't try so hard?
My husband would love having you around! He LOVES goes to the theaters, but I, on the other hand, will only go if it's something I really, really want to see.
Have you seen Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore? LOVE the fashion in that. <3 Classic.
Classic movies, classic fashion! There's so much one can learn from viewing things of the past. Like you mentioned, who would of thought that Audrey's uniform of black pants and turtlenecks in Funny Face would have become so influential for generations to come?
this is so true - old movies are full of fashion inspiration i need to watch more :) i love gone with the wind and alwwwayyyys watch it when its on tv
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