do you have pink champagne?

my name is caitlin ♡ i love the movies style account is @croissanttmoon

[chantalstacys]

i got married last week btw 🫶🏻🍰

[brittsekland]

 Twiggy wearing a ‘Very New Wedding Look’ by John Bates for Jean Varon, British Vogue, February 1967.

[missingmarilyn]

Marilyn Monroe as a Valentine cowgirl, 1951.

[chantalstacys]

for all the sweeties out there 💌🍓

[fayegonnaslay]

"Instead of a tiara, a twist of diamonds dripping with rubies."

Miss Barbara Cushing (later known as Babe Paley) was photographed by Man Ray for Vogue in March 1937.

[gatabella]

Marilyn Monroe by Earl Moran, 1946

[joeinct]

Untitled, Photo by Gen Otsuka, c.1950s, Light edit by JoeInCT

[screengoddess]

Ava Gardner

[irenes-tender-world]

audrey hepburn in «funny face», 1957

[chantalstacys]

picked up our wedding bands today 🫶🏻

[60sfactorygirl]

Jane Birkin practicing at a rehearsal for the gala "l'union des artistes", 1973.

[marciabrady]

"Letters from fans were beginning to arrive- just a trickle at first, but before long, a tide. What a thrill! I had never gotten letters from strangers before, so I tried to answer them all. My mother and I spent whole evenings figuring out what to say. I liked responding, but the day soon came when I could no longer handle the volume myself." -Lana Turner "Mother's cameo as herself in 'The Youngest Profession' evinced the fan mania that was growing in response to her recent hit films and her news-making activities off screen. It's an odd little movie, all about professional autograph hounds. They show Mother reading and answering fan mail, an aspect of her job she took very seriously. All my life I remember there was a part of her day dedicated to autographing photos and responding to special pieces of fan mail that were brought to her attention." -Cheryl Crane

LANA TURNER in THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION — 1943

[girlintheafternoon]

Hedy Lamarr in Ziegfeld Girl (1941)

[anyataylorjoys]

ANNA KARENINA 1935 - dir. Clarence Brown

[sweeterthananything]

olivia hussey in romeo & juliet (1968)

[toiich]

Jane Birkin photographed by Jean-Claude Deutsch, 1971

[summertimenoir]

Jean Harlow in Libeled Lady (1936)