Cyd Charisse or “The legs”

Cyd Charisse or “The legs”

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modrules:

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modrules:

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Reblogged from Solo-Vintage
Reblogged from Solo-Vintage
modrules:

Brigitte Bardot on the set of Le mépris, 1963 — Tazio Secchiaroli

modrules:

Brigitte Bardot on the set of Le mépris, 1963 — Tazio Secchiaroli

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glimmermerephoto:

hollisireland:

Glimmermere 
Bloomington, IN

Hollis Ireland, somewhere off the beaten path at the park. Would shoot with her every day if I could. Shot on 8-13-2012.

glimmermerephoto:

hollisireland:

Glimmermere 

Bloomington, IN

Hollis Ireland, somewhere off the beaten path at the park. Would shoot with her every day if I could. Shot on 8-13-2012.

Reblogged from Ms Pussy le Queer
hollyhocksandtulips:

Photo by Earl Leaf, 1957

hollyhocksandtulips:

Photo by Earl Leaf, 1957

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vintagechampagnefever:

Vintage burlesque artist Sally Rand in her magnificent swan outfit

vintagechampagnefever:

Vintage burlesque artist Sally Rand in her magnificent swan outfit

Reblogged from Ziegfeld Girl
bohemea:

Liv Tyler: Silent Fall - VS by Helena Christensen, Fall 2012

bohemea:

Liv Tyler: Silent Fall - VS by Helena Christensen, Fall 2012

Reblogged from Suicide Blonde
vintagesonia:

 Marilyn Monroe in the skirt blowing scene from The Seven Year Itch (1955). Photograph by Milton Greene, 1954 

Marilyn’s dress was designed by the famous Hollywood designer, Travilla. This scene greatly angered Marilyn’s then husband, Joe DiMaggio and he reportedly stormed off the set and both ultimately divorced. The dress was later bought by Debbie Reynolds and was put up for auction alongside other items of her collection of film memorabilia. It was sold at auction for a staggering $4,600,000 (Total over $5,600,000 with commission)

vintagesonia:

Marilyn Monroe in the skirt blowing scene from The Seven Year Itch (1955). Photograph by Milton Greene, 1954 

Marilyn’s dress was designed by the famous Hollywood designer, Travilla. This scene greatly angered Marilyn’s then husband, Joe DiMaggio and he reportedly stormed off the set and both ultimately divorced. The dress was later bought by Debbie Reynolds and was put up for auction alongside other items of her collection of film memorabilia. It was sold at auction for a staggering $4,600,000 (Total over $5,600,000 with commission)

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