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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Loomis Dean, 1952.
Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (1964) dir. Jacques Demy
Rita Hayworth and Pookles, c.1945
Eartha Kitt photographed by Gordon Parks for LIFE magazine, 1952.
Humphrey Bogart, publicity photo for High Sierra (Raoul Walsh, 1941)
“Men are so disgustingly prompt. I think they do it just to put us women in a bad light.”
– A Place in the Sun (1951) dir. George Stevens adapted from Theodore Dreiser’s 1925 novel An American Tragedy
Eleanor Powell and Fred Astaire dancing to “Begin the Beguine” in Broadway Melody of 1940 (Norman Taurog, 1940)
Ann Sheridan, c. 1940s.
Le feu follet (The Fire Within) 1963, dir. Louis Malle.
Elizabeth Taylor photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1948.
Kroehler Manufacturing Co, 1962
Bell Telephone System, 1960
London during the Blitz—
—Knitting in the air raid shelter
“I identify so very completely with the role because it was exactly what Harry Cohn and what Hollywood was trying to do to me, which was to make me over into something I was not. In the beginning, they hire you because of the way you look, obviously, and yet they try to change your lips, your mouth, your hair, every aspect of the way you look and the way you talk and the way you dress. So it was constantly fighting to keep some aspect of yourself, trying to keep some of you. You feel: there must have been something in you that they liked, and yet they wanted to change you.” — Kim Novak
Vertigo (1958) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Katharine Hepburn and the leopard Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Mars Inc, 1948