SUPERFICIALITY INDULGENCE GLAMOUR AND LUST. FOR HOLLYWOOD AT ITS BEST, CAMP AND KITSCH SUPREME. “Glamour is what I sell, it's my stock in trade.” MARLENE DIETRICH.
Showing posts with label glamour photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glamour photography. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

BRIGITTE BARDOT IN VINTAGE GLAMOUR POSTCARDS : POST TWO BLACK & WHITE


Brigitte Bardot was always a great beauty, even in her youth with darker hair. 
 
Brigitte was the inspiration for the first ponytail Barbie dolls.
 
 
 
Always an animal rights advocate, she has done much to improve how animals are treated.
 
 
Every man's fantasy came true with Brigitte's voluptuous look.
 
The famous BB pout.
Not just a beauty, but a great actress.
Brigitte also had a recording career as a singer.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Posted by PicasaSome great vintage postcards of Brigitte Bardot. A truly great beauty and amazing actress. She also had great success as a singer making many TV specials and singles. The DVD 'BARDOT: DIVINE BB' features many of those. 

Monday, June 18, 2012

HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR SCRAPBOOK: Photos from my personal collection of Hollywood magazines


CORINNE GRIFFITH Photoplay Jan '30
JOAN CRAWFORD by HURRELL Golden Screen Sept '34 Vol 1 # 2
JEAN HARLOW by HURRELL Golden Screen Sept '34 Vol 1 # 2
CLARA BOW by OTTO DYAR Screenland Sept '31
LONA ANDRE RICHARD ARLEN Movie Classic July '33
ANITA PAGE by HURRELL Screenland Sept '31
CONCHITA MONTENEGRO by HURRELL Screenland Sept '31
MYRNA LOY Motion Picture Oct' 28
JOAN CRAWFORD by HURRELL Photoplay Oct 3 
LILY DAMITA July 31 Movies 
TALLULAH BANKHEAD  by RICHEE Screen Romance May '32
DOLORES DEL RIO by Gaston Longet Screenland Nov '33
DOLORES DEL RIO by GASTON LONGET Shadow Play Sept' 33
CHARLES FARRELL by GASTON LONGET Shadow Play Nov '33
MARLENE DIETRICH SHADOW PLAY Sept '33
ERROL FLYNN by HURRELL '39
TYRONE POWER '39
SHIRLEY TEMPLE '39
ANN SHERIDAN by HURRELL '39
DOROTHY LAMOUR by WILLIAM WALLING '39
Posted by PicasaI have selected these classic mostly sepia Hollywood photos for their sheer beauty and glamour. Early Hollywood movie magazines often had a sepia section of full page pin-ups that were very well printed and often simply breathtaking. Hollywood portraiture was a true art, and most stars had favorite photographers they liked to use that they either felt comfortable with, or who managed to capture that 'certain something'.  Collecting movie ephemera has long been a passion of mine, and I particularly love vintage movie magazines because they captured a moment in time that was meant to make us dream.