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fate links thee to me, forever and a day

[normajeanebaker]

Judy Garland in The Clock (1945) dir. Vincente Minnelli “Goodnight, baby.”

[judyfashion]

Judy Garland

[jaenausten]

Easter Parade (1948)

[lizztaylor]

Have yourself a merry little Christmas!

Christmas in Connecticut (1945) / Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) / Holiday Affair (1949) / White Christmas (1954) / The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

[hayaomiyazaki]

Judy Garland performs “Old Man River” on The Judy Garland Show, 20 September 1963.

[judyfashion]

Judy Garland as a pinup girl in the June 1944 issue of “Esquire” magazine

[saulguzman]

Better Call Saul — “Black and Blue”

[rachelmygod]

Foreign Correspondent (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940)

[thatbothersmeh]

16-year-old Judy Garland during portrait sittings for The Wizard of Oz

[judyinlove]

Judy Garland boarding a train in Chicago, 1942.

[larosebisou]

Judy Garland being a fashion icon ♡

[fakethenip-deactivated20220809]

i feel like artists like judy garland never get to be seen as the brooding genius type. ppl think she was just raw talent and emotion that sang big and loud and ppl loved her cuz she was a beautiful mess. there’s just this fundamental divide between woman and man artist that meet a similar demise–the men are viewed as having been too brilliant for this life and the women are viewed as having been essentially too incompetent to make it work. when most ppl offer up judy garland or marilyn monroe as a tragic figure i feel like it’s with little regard to their work and intellect and dedication to their art. anyway that’s why i love any shot of judy garland that’s really deep and introspective. like there she is, my van gogh

[letterboxd-loggd]

Presenting Lily Mars (1943) Norman Taurog

August 2nd 2023

[larosebisou]

[judyinlove]

Judy Garland, 1930s.

[larosebisou]

[hayaomiyazaki]

Judy Garland in rehearsals at the Palace, 1951.