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voguefashion · 2 months
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Truman Capote's Swans
"To be one of Truman's Swans, it wasn't enough that a woman be elegant, beautiful, and rich. She had to be amusing." -Laurence Leamer, Capote's Women
Babe Paley (1915-1978), photographed by John Rawlings for American Vogue, February 1, 1946.
Slim Keith (1917-1990), photographed by Horst P. Horst for American Vogue, February 1, 1949.
Lee Radziwill (1933-2019), photographed by Cecil Beaton for American Vogue, March 15, 1962.
C.Z. Guest (1920-2003), photographed by Irving Penn for American Vogue, March 15, 1954.
Marella Agnelli (1927-2019), photographed by Horst P. Horst for American Vogue, October 1, 1967.
Gloria Guinness (1912-1980), photographed by Horst P. Horst for American Vogue, January 1, 1949.
Pamela Harriman (1920-1997), photographed by Horst P. Horst for American Vogue, September 1, 1962.
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can we just talk for a second about how insane the 1950 best actress oscar nominee lineup was. GLORIA SWANSON as NORMA DESMOND in SUNSET BOULEVARD! BETTE DAVIS as MARGO CHANNING in ALL ABOUT EVE! anne baxter also in all about eve! eleanor parker in the pretty fucking gay women-in-prison noir caged (also feat. agnes moorehead)! which i wish i'd remembered to propagandize about before we lost her in round 2! (per wikipedia the studio originally wanted bette davis and joan crawford for it "but Davis declined the role, suspecting it to have objectionable homosexual content.") and JUDY HOLLIDAY (also lost from us to the shadow realm already, alas) in BORN YESTERDAY, who i do not begrudge winning over the rest of this bonkers collection of talent because judy holliday is fucking wonderful
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Bette Davis vs Gloria Swanson
Anne Baxter vs Waheeda Rehman
Eleanor Parker vs Audrey Hepburn
Agnes Moorehead vs Chelo Alonso
RIP to Judy Holliday, good enough for the Academy but not for the hot vintage electorate & kicked from the tournament in Round 2.
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devilsrains · 2 months
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eroica and the major, from eroica with love (1976-2012) by yasuko aoike (x)
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ilovetvtoons · 1 year
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🎆🧨🎉🎊!!!HAPPY NEW YEAR 2023!!!🎆🧨🎉🎊
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THE MATRIX 1999
This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.
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cassandragoth26 · 1 month
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Since it will take me a long time to take photos of each of the members, I preferred to take screenshots of the genealogy It's a brief explanation of the whole mess in the save "Robles Legacy" ajsdjas
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You guys!!! My head is pretty much LMM tuned at all times. This gorgeous dress on Chloe Flower IMMEDIATELY made me think of a sexy version of Anne’s first puffed sleeve dress!!!!!
AND just to make sure, I googled brown gloria and came across this awesome image I had never seen before from the FB page “L.M. Montgomery Literary Society” (which I immediately followed). I’m a mess.
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Then I, of course, fell down the rabbit hole of Google….
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A teenager girl in 1897.
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I’m sorry, not sorry???
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anne-the-quene · 1 year
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plus-low-overthrow · 2 months
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Leon Ware - What's Your World (United Artists)
1972.
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chicinsilk · 11 months
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US Vogue May 1974
Beska Sorensen wears classic white linen trousers and a cotton bandana print jacket. By Anne Klein. Trousers, viscose rayon, blouse. Makeup: Strawberry Lipstick, Creme Rich-Creme Blush and Crimsonberry d'Almay. Hairstyle by Rick Gillette.
Beska Sorensen porte un pantalon en lin blanc classique et un blouson en coton à imprimé bandana. Par Anne Klein. Pantalon, de viscose rayonne, chemisier. Makeup: Strawberry Lipstick, Creme Rich-Creme Blush and Crimsonberry d'Almay. Hairstyle by Rick Gillette.
Éditrice/Editor Gloria Moncur Photo Arthur Elgort vogue archive
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coffee-and-cusswords · 2 months
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hi @retrogradebluntrotation, thanks for the tag! 🤠 by request, here’s some tunes!
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finally, a song of my choice!:
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devilsrains · 9 months
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from eroica with love (1976-2012) illustration by yasuko aoike (x)
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adamwatchesmovies · 2 months
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The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
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When talking about The Matrix Reloaded, we need to remember a few things. Firstly, this is very much a “Part 1”. At the time, we knew a sequel was coming (there’s a trailer for The Matrix Revolutions at the end of the credits) and now you’ll have no trouble watching the films back-to-back so the inconclusive ending isn't an issue. Secondly, we should consider the entertainment factor. This movie has a lot of ideas that may or may not completely come together in the end. It definitely feels more than a little self-important at times. Does that matter when it also features what might be the most exciting, action-packed chase scene of all time, dazzling special effects and the kind of fight choreography most action films could only dream of? Maybe, but only so much.
Neo (Keanu Reeves) has done it. He got the girl (Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity), defeated the villain (Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith) and now navigates the Matrix like it’s his personal playground. Morpheus (Lawrence Fishburne) believes it’s only a matter of time before the prophecy is fulfilled and all of humanity is freed from the clutches of the artificial world. When the city of Zion learns a mechanical army will arrive to destroy it within 72 hours, those who’ve escaped the Matrix are divided by what they should do next.
Looking back, The Matrix is a hard science fiction film with elements that would fit more comfortably in a fantasy. I don’t mean the power fantasy that it is. All of the talks about prophecies and “the one”, the Oracle (Gloria Foster), the use of mythological and biblical names like Trinity, Morpheus, Zion, and Nebuchadnezzar make you wonder if the mechanical menaces are stand-ins for demons or Greek monsters. Some of it you assumed was just “sounds cool hacker lingo” but The Matrix Reloaded doubles down on the mysticism. Many of the programs we meet allegedly serve a function within the Matrix but you’re unsure how that could work. “People” like the Merovingian (Lambert Wilson) and his wife, Persephone (Monica Bellucci) seem more concerned with their strained marriage and petty squabbles than maintaining a sense of order within the Matrix. At least programs like the Keymaker (Randall Duk Kim) can be traced to useful functions but others leave you scratching your head. I can’t say if it’s intentional or not that the digital entities we meet are virtually indistinguishable from the real humans living outside. Either it says something about the way the machines - once eager to prove their superiority to humans because of what made them different from their fleshy creators (as shown in “The Animatrix”) have “devolved” into beings concerned with petty subjects like who’s sleeping with who, childish grudges and amassing more power in a virtual world, or this series doesn’t really have a concrete direction and is just a neat concept that conveniently allows the Wachowskis (who once again write and direct) to bring their childhood fantasies to life for all to see.
The questions surrounding the film’s ultimate goal and the authorial intent can pull you out of it for a moment but you’ll be sucked back in by the incredible action scenes. It’s a shocker to see Agent Smith back (once again hinting at some confused objectives behind the scenes) but his first confrontation with Neo is the stuff of legends. Long, well-choreographed, consistently exciting and memorable, the scene makes you wonder “How did they do that”? over and over. Some have accused the special effects of being dated (wouldn’t be a surprise considering the film is now 18 years old) but that’s only the case if you watch the clip in isolation. As part of a continuous flow within the film, you don’t see the seams.
As impressive as the “Burly Brawl” may be, it’s nothing compared to the “Highway Chase”. The latter begins with our heroes pitted against the kind of opponents that could only come from the artificial world. As Neo desperately races to save his friends, Morpheus, Trinity and the Keymaker are pursued by “The Twins” (Neil and Adrian Rayment). They're programs from an older iteration of the Matrix that used ghosts, vampires, werewolves, etc. to maintain order rather than Agents. Our leather-clad, sunglasses-wearing superhero protagonists have to go up against phantasms who can become intangible at will. How do you defeat one of those? You can’t. All you can do is run. Racing down the highway at blinding speeds would be enough of a challenge. With these two on their tails AND Agents who are drawn to the flagrant rule-breaking? It seems impossible, which is why the sequence is so exciting. You’ve got no idea how this will end. To get out alive, our heroes will have to invent all sorts of new tricks, guaranteeing that you’ll be talking about this movie with your friends for weeks.
Those are only two scenes. We also have elaborate heists, sabotage that threatens everything, shocking revelations about the world inside and outside the Matrix, fascinating concepts introduced and loads of memorable characters. Some of The Matrix Reloaded doesn’t come together the way it should (or maybe it will in the next movie, don’t be too quick to judge) but this is the kind of picture that makes you go “WOW!” frequently - even if you don’t understand it all. (On Blu-ray, January 1, 2022)
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