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Ziegfeld Girl (Robert Z. Leonard; Busby Berkeley, 1941)

Catherine Deneuve, Paris, May, 1965. 🌺

Cay Sanderson photographed by William Helburn, 1968

Inferno (1980) dir. Dario Argento 

Brigitte Bardot in “Les Femmes” , 1969

On the set of Gone With the Wind

Elizabeth Taylor in a makeup test for the film ‘Little Women’, which began shooting in June 1948 and wrapped in September 1948.

— Mary Oliver, from Devotions: The Selected Poems; “August,” (edited)

Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner walk from the beach at Lake Victoria toward the village of Bokoba during the shooting of Mogambo (1953)

Marilyn Monroe in The Asphalt Jungle (John Huston, 1950)

A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) dir. Elia Kazan

“I am an insecure person, insecure about how I look, and the more insecure I felt, the more I’d drink.” - Amy Winehouse

Fairies are the classification of magical beings in European folklore. Throughout folklore fairies have had a variety in disposition as varied as their appearances. Some fairies, even some of the most ugly and horrifying, can be benevolent and helpful. Other fairies can be evil and malicious, even some of the most beautiful. What they have in common is that all fairies are considered to be both mischievous and capricious. They love to play tricks and their attitude can change from happy or friendly to ferocious without warning if they are somehow offended. However in modern times the term fairy is most commonly used to describe beautiful, feminine-looking fairies that tend to have the wings of a butterfly or other flying insect, while other beings traditionally thought of as types of fairies that don’t match this description tend to go by more specific names.  (Moschino Spring 2018 Ready-to-Wear Collection)