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vintage style not vintage values. pfp is The jazz singer sallie blair.

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classic cinema & vintage fashion blog with a focus on the 1920s - 1960s.

past urls: junechristy, sallieblair

main blog: @gloura

(divider by @/bronzewasp

[leatherhearted]

DIE PUPPE (1919, dir. Ernst Lubitsch)

[electronicsquid]

Lauren Bacall thinks you’ve been on that phone a little too long

(Nina Leen. 1945)

[silverscreen-andfashion]

AVA GARDNER for Vogue February 1 1954

"Ava Gardner is a really great beauty. This farmer's daughter from Smithfield, North Carolina, has the look of race that John Singer Sargent Loved to paint in his Duchess period in England. Her clear, almost classical beauty of line, the lusciousness of her pointed face acquired poignance when in The Snows of Kilimanjaro she first appeared, pale, smiling, curiously innocent in the smoke of a cocktail party."

📸: Norman Parkinson

[clarabowlover]

Eve Southern

By Edwin Bower Hesser (1929)

[bodyofdeath]

just found out Bette Davis was only 54 years old in “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane”. she should have been at the club

[rilk]

Clarice Lispector’s law school graduation by the University of Rio de Janeiro, 1943.

[clarabowlover]

Virginia Brown Faire

By Harold Dean Carsey (1926)

[slayerbuffy]

Bringing Up Baby 1938 | dir. Howard Hawks

[djkerr]

Cary Grant as Dr. David Huxley

Bringing Up Baby (1938) dir. Howard Hawks

[painfully-painful-pain]

Every time I use TS1s CAS I feel like this

[outkidman]

Clara Bow.

[charitydingle]

All About Eve 1950, dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz

[die-rosastrasse]

Can we bring back 18th century hairstyles?

Rococo Era paintings by Elizabeth Vigée Lebrun, François Boucher, Jakob Björck, Antoine-Jean Gros and François-Hubert Drouais.

[iridessence]

Yes bring it back!!! and yes, it can include styles on Afro textured hair!!

[sovietpostcards]

Vintage destination ads from Aeroflot, the Soviet airlines (1960s)

[silviacrossdresser]

From German magazine Lustige Blätter, 1932.

[zanephillips]

BURT LANCASTER Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948) dir. Norman Foster

[fawnvelveteen]

Hollywood, February 1947. "Movie starlet Marilyn Monroe." And the world's luckiest phone book. Photograph by J.R. Eyerman.