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Jean's mink coat
It does look soft and warm, though this moment - funny as it is - feels a bit off. Like they're in a jewellery commercial or something. I'm surprised they didn't take the opportunity to show her in just the coat.
FMF Claudia Schiffer White Mink cascade
From the 1976 Spiegel Christmas Catalog. https://archive.org/details/spiegel-christmas-1976-catalog/
Spiegel was a Chicago-based American direct marketing retailer founded in 1865 and which issued mail order catalogs between 1905 and the early 2000s before ceasing operations in 2019-2020. This catalog was issued for the Christmas 1976 season.
Sapphire mink with shawl collar — iconic by design.
“Hollywood’s most representative “Great Movie Star” and the screen’s finest personification of no-holds-barred ambition, Joan Crawford created her own screen persona early, doubtless basing it on her own desperate climb from the bottom of society and pushed this screen image to the very peak of stardom. The outward manifestations changed, but the core of the image never altered: she was a tough, shrewd, determined woman who wanted the best things in life and would do anything to get them – even murder. “I love to play bitches,” she once said, and in the end, she came to symbolize the bitch-goddess success, the dark side of the American dream. She looked like a star, she behaved like a star, she was a star.”
/ From The Illustrated Encyclopedia of The World’s Great Movie Stars (1979) by Ken Wlaschin /
Born on this day: the fierce and regal Miss Joan Crawford (née Lucille LeSueur on 23 March somewhere between 1904 and 1908. The precise year of Crawford’s birth is contested although 1906 seems to be generally accepted). Pictured: the diva photographed by Richard Avedon and flourishing a Blackglama mink coat in the ad campaign “What Becomes a Legend Most” for Vogue magazine, 1 October 1969.