Sharon Tate and her hairstylist for The Wrecking Crew (1968), Virginia Jones. Sharon elected to wear wigs for the film instead of dyeing her hair.
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Sharon Tate and her hairstylist for The Wrecking Crew (1968), Virginia Jones. Sharon elected to wear wigs for the film instead of dyeing her hair.
Sharon Tate photographed by Terry O'Neill — in 1969 🧸🤍
Sharon Tate at Joshua Tree National Park, in 1968 ♥
Sharon Tate photographed by Jean-Claude Deutsch, In Paris ━ October, 1968 ♡
Sharon Tate photographed by James Silke — in 1968 💜
Sharon Tate with her dog Prudence in the garden of her Cielo Drive home, in early August, 1969 ♥
"I'd like to be a fairy princess — a little golden doll with gossamer wings, in a voile dress, adorned with bright, shiny things. I see that as something totally pure and beautiful. Everything that's realistic has some sort of ugliness in it. Even a flower is ugly when it wilts, a bird when it seeks its prey, the ocean when it becomes violent. I'm very sensitive to ugly situations. I'm quick to read people, and I pick up if someone's reacting to me as just a sexy blonde. At times like that, I freeze. I can be very alone at a party, on the set, or in general, if I'm not in harmony with things around me." - Sharon Tate ♥