lejazzhot:

Judy Garland by Milton H. Greene, 1961.

wehadfacesthen:

sparklejamesysparkle:

Fay Wray by Ernest Bachrach, 1934.

My design. C u there.

goldenerasuits:

Waistcoats in “Textil-Zeitung” 1936

lifeofexcess:

This is interesting, and I’m not entirely sure how I feel about it.  

lelaid:

Linda Evangelista & Tyson Ballou in Love/Hate for W, October 2008

Shot by Steven Klein

Styled by Camilla Nickerson

lejazzhot:

Judy Garland (06/10/1922 – 06/22/1969)

“What Judy had? A je ne sais quoi that you can’t copy.
It’s what separates real, real, real talent from just ordinary talent.
Judy had all kinds of emotions. Some of which we can identify, some we
can’t. Some of which we know about, some we don’t. In a final analysis, I
don’t think there’s anybody that walks the face of the Earth who could
tell you what Judy had. (…) They hit the same keys. They sing the same
notes. The melody is the same. Except it’s different.”

Joseph L. Mankiewicz

voxsart:

1940.

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

Both preferred sex with the same sex.

Had an affair with Sir Cecil Beaton.

genecurrankelly:

Judy Garland c. 1940’s

classicbros:

martinkeehn:

#Memphis #afghan #newwave #gramma #sick #obsession #uncomfortable #comfortable #homey #stark

vestisferrea:

France, 1934.

wehadfacesthen:

Gary Cooper being admired by British photographer Cecil Beaton, 1931. Sir Cecil not only photographed Cooper, but claimed to have had an affair with him as well.

intimesgonebyblog:

Rudolph Valentino, 1922.

whateverisrealised:

Thomas Eakins (American, 1844 – 1916) – Sketch of Max Schmitt in a Single Scull (c. 1870), Oil on canvas