Baby Love
e1vispres1ey:

Graceland Reception

e1vispres1ey:

Graceland Reception

hoodoothatvoodoo:

Nancy Berg wearing cloche by John Frederics, photo by Blumenfeld, 1954

hoodoothatvoodoo:

Nancy Berg wearing cloche by John Frederics, photo by Blumenfeld, 1954

Audrey Hepburn’s lack of pretension in the way she dressed translated into a simple elegance that transcended fashion.  “She looks so pure,” says Audrey Wilder.  “She doesn’t wear jewels or furs like the rest of us, and half the time her only makeup is around those huge eyes of hers.”  This clear-eyed, down-to-earth outlook of Audrey’s remained with her always.  As John Loring put it, “Anything that was flash to her was not real glamour or chic.  There was no pretension.”  Forty years before Armani, Audrey taught us there is nothing more modern than the absence of excess.

Audrey Hepburn’s lack of pretension in the way she dressed translated into a simple elegance that transcended fashion.  “She looks so pure,” says Audrey Wilder.  “She doesn’t wear jewels or furs like the rest of us, and half the time her only makeup is around those huge eyes of hers.”  This clear-eyed, down-to-earth outlook of Audrey’s remained with her always.  As John Loring put it, “Anything that was flash to her was not real glamour or chic.  There was no pretension.”  Forty years before Armani, Audrey taught us there is nothing more modern than the absence of excess.

Marilyn Monroe’s diet; BreakfastOrange juice or stewed prunes.Cereal.2 slices of crisp toast with butter. 1 cup of milk or cocoa.Snack 1 cup of milk, 1 cracker.Lunch1 egg any style or 2 tablespoons of cottage cheese1 potato (baked or mashed) or spaghetti, or 1/2 a cup of noodles.1 slice of stale toast or bread with butter.Jello or cooked fruit.Snack1 cup of milk and cracker.Dinner Lean beef, or chicken, or lamb chop, or sweetbreads, or fish, or chicken liver. 1 potato (any way but fried)1/2 cup of tomatoes or beets, or carrots, or spinach, or string beans, or peas (pureed or strained).1 slice of bread with butterDessert Junket or custard or tapioca or rice pudding or baked apple pie.Late night snackEggnog.

Marilyn Monroe’s diet;

Breakfast
Orange juice or stewed prunes.
Cereal.
2 slices of crisp toast with butter.
1 cup of milk or cocoa.

Snack
1 cup of milk, 1 cracker.

Lunch
1 egg any style or 2 tablespoons of cottage cheese
1 potato (baked or mashed) or spaghetti, or 1/2 a cup of noodles.
1 slice of stale toast or bread with butter.
Jello or cooked fruit.

Snack
1 cup of milk and cracker.

Dinner
Lean beef, or chicken, or lamb chop, or sweetbreads, or fish, or chicken liver.
1 potato (any way but fried)
1/2 cup of tomatoes or beets, or carrots, or spinach, or string beans, or peas (pureed or strained).
1 slice of bread with butter
Dessert Junket or custard or tapioca or rice pudding or baked apple pie.

Late night snack
Eggnog.

simply-divoon:

Norma Jeane (Marilyn Monroe) photographed by Andre de Dienes at Tobay Beach, 1949

mudwerks:

(via Roman Holiday)
quitecontinental:

The Quite Continental Charm School
maliciousglamour:

La séduction du crêpeL’Officiel #475, 1961Photographer: Philippe PottierChristian Dior, Fall 1961 

maliciousglamour:

La séduction du crêpe
L’Officiel #475, 1961
Photographer: Philippe Pottier
Christian Dior, Fall 1961