Sure, I'm decent.

Nicole Kidman, 1993

Lauren Bacall, for Warner Bros. Studios, posing for photographs outdoors, 1945

Lizabeth Scott and Humphrey Bogart take a break from filming Dead Reckoning

A very dapper William Powell in After the Thin Man (1936)

This is the second petit noir dress that Givenchy designed especially for Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (of cloqué Crepe de Chine material in black, with a slightly flared frilly skirt, from his haute couture collection for the Autumn/Winter 1960/1961).

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Charlotte Gray (2001)

Grace Kelly makeup reference shot from Green Fire (1954). The card she holds reads “hair mussed,” and is dated May 3, 1954.

Although a smoker in real-life, Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) is one out of seven films wherein Audrey had to smoke onscreen. She smokes in eight different scenes in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Ewan McGregor learns the title of Attack of the Clones 

Peter O’Toole, 1963

There’s a great misconception about the terms temper and temperament. Because anyone without temperament is never going to make it in the arts, in any art. But temper is a totally different thing. People who scream and yell and carry on… That’s not temperament, that’s just bad behaviour.

Nicole Kidman shot by Craig McDean for AnOther Magazine, S/S 2003