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MARLENE DIETRICH as Shanghai Lily
Shanghai Express (1932)
Joan Blondell as Carol King Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) Dir. Mervyn LeRoy
Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper in Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (1938) - dir. Ernst Lubitsch
FRIED GREEN TOMATOES 1991, dir. Jon Avnet
Marlene Dietrich as Helen Faraday / Helen Jones in Blond Venus (1932)
Rita Hayworth as Gilda | Gilda (1946)
40s Glamour: Now you see me - now you don't! (FTP)
1947 film noir 'The Lady from Shanghai'.
THE PRINCESS DIARIES (2001) dir. garry marshall
DONKEY SKIN/ PEAU D'ÂNE (1970)
dir. jacques demy
Mean Girls (2004) // Conclave (2024)
f(x) & SHINee = BESTIES 🫂 ʾ
when it’s really bad again and it’s still way better than it used to be but it’s still really bad. and you do all the right stuff and you try and try and it still really hurts but it’s working but it still hurts and you go see the beautiful majesty of nature and your soul is so close to being at peace but your mind is still in pain. and it’s better but it’s still bad. and the sun is setting.
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This is what laying in bed on phone is like in the mildly uncomfy timeline
an accessory comes alive in the summer
“the girl who wrote call me maybe” as if that’s an insult. as if she didn’t save us all
'Titania' from 'Typical Tales of Fancy, Romance and History' from Shakespeare's Plays by Alfred Fredericks, 1892.