Every man wanted her; every woman envied her: Myrna Loy, more beautiful than the flower she holds, wearing her favorite platinum and diamond timepiece. Circa 1934.
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Every man wanted her; every woman envied her: Myrna Loy, more beautiful than the flower she holds, wearing her favorite platinum and diamond timepiece. Circa 1934.
Joan Crawford, exemplifying the hypnotic elegance of Golden Hollywood in George Hurrell's studio still for Letty Linton; MGM, 1932
Screen goddess from Hollywood's Golden Age, Ms. Dorothy Lamour, shown in this 1934 studio still wearing one of her favorite pieces of jewelry, a platinum and diamonds wrist watch. A native of New Orleans, Lamour was asked about the "it" factor in Hollywood starlets. She replied "Glamor is just sex that got civilized."