Alice Roosevelt - 1902
Theodore Roosevelt’s beautiful eldest daughter, who not only cut her wedding cake with a sword, defied all the conventions of her day regarding women and carried a dagger in her pocketbook, but who  also had a pillow embroidered with her most famous quote on her couch; “If you haven’t got anything good to say about anybody, come sit next to me.”

Alice Roosevelt - 1902

Theodore Roosevelt’s beautiful eldest daughter, who not only cut her wedding cake with a sword, defied all the conventions of her day regarding women and carried a dagger in her pocketbook, but who  also had a pillow embroidered with her most famous quote on her couch; “If you haven’t got anything good to say about anybody, come sit next to me.”

Madge Bellamy and her awesome hat - c. 1920s

Madge Bellamy and her awesome hat - c. 1920s

Gloria Swanson - c. 1910’s

Gloria Swanson - c. 1910’s

Olivia de Havilland - c. 1930’s

Olivia de Havilland - c. 1930’s



Claudette Colbert
“Secrets of A Secretary”, 1931

Claudette Colbert

“Secrets of A Secretary”, 1931

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Pola Negri - c. 1920’s

viola-goes-to-hollywood:

Pola Negri - c. 1920’s

Clara Bow

Clara Bow

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Maria Montez 1940’s

vintagegal:

Maria Montez 1940’s


Maria Montez - c. 1940s

Maria Montez - c. 1940s

Jean Harlow - c. 1930’s

Jean Harlow - c. 1930’s


Corinne Griffith - “The Lady In Ermine” (1927)

Corinne Griffith - “The Lady In Ermine” (1927)

Jean Harlow and her awesome hat - c. 1930s

Jean Harlow and her awesome hat - c. 1930s

Colleen Moore and her fabulous dress - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore and her fabulous dress - c. 1920s

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Gypsy Rose Lee

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Gypsy Rose Lee