“I feel FANTASTIC!”
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Strange train.
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Les Amants (The Lovers) - René Magritte, 1928.
Belgian Surrealism - Oil paint on canvas, 54 x 73 cm.
Permanent Collection of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
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Norma Shearer in Slave to Fashion c.1925
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Black chiffon evening dress with silver lace bodice, c. 1920. The dress has a fashionable low waist and a stunning long train. The asymmetrical neckline is ornamented with applied pearls; the skirt is slit up the side to the lace and is trimmed with silver metallic braid. It was worn by the donor’s mother, Ethel Sanford (1873-1924, Mrs. John Sanford), international socialite, or possibly by the donor. The one-shouldered styling and the long train are probably the work of one of the period’s top designers, however the dress is unlabeled.
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Claudette Colbert in The Gilded Lily (1935)
Costume design by Travis Banton
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I’ve passed by this doorman on about ten different occasions, and he’s been singing show tunes every single time. I know there’s someone out there who lives on E 83rd Street that can back me up on this.
1961
Gimme that dress.
You’ve got to respect a man who refuses to pretend like he’s having a good day.
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