Juliet
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I wish, but I'd need a lot of surgery to look that good
Good news, honey! You don't need it!
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Girl Crushes!
- Thread starter Lady Day
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Good news, honey! You don't need it!
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- California native living in Arizona.
Bombshell Becca
One of the Regulars
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- 103
- Location
- Ventura, CA
I have always loved Lucille Ball, I Love Lucy was one of the first shows I remeber watching.
When I was a kid I wanted to be Elizabeth Taylor when I grew up & I went to a coustume party as her.
I could look at Christina Hendricks all day!!!
When I was a kid I wanted to be Elizabeth Taylor when I grew up & I went to a coustume party as her.
I could look at Christina Hendricks all day!!!
BoPeep
Practically Family
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- 637
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- Pasturelands, Wisc
So many great woman have been mentioned! After going through all the pages, only one woman comes to my mind. And admittedly, it's an odd one and not from the Era.
Sarah Bernhardt. A bit of background . . . according to my mother, her grandmother used to say "Oh that's sooo Sarah Bernhardt!" whenever she thought anything was posh and extravagent (meant as a compliment). And when I was being a melodramatic child, my mother used to call me Sarah Bernhardt. I did numerous book reports on her through school and have a six-foot poster of her in Hamlet, framed and hanging in my sewing room. I would have loved to have met her or saw her on stage!
Sarah Bernhardt. A bit of background . . . according to my mother, her grandmother used to say "Oh that's sooo Sarah Bernhardt!" whenever she thought anything was posh and extravagent (meant as a compliment). And when I was being a melodramatic child, my mother used to call me Sarah Bernhardt. I did numerous book reports on her through school and have a six-foot poster of her in Hamlet, framed and hanging in my sewing room. I would have loved to have met her or saw her on stage!
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- 13,319
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- California native living in Arizona.
^ That's so funny my mom called me by that name too. She also called me Dina Drama lol
cherry lips
Call Me a Cab
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- sweden
Great story, BoPeep!
Gromulus
Practically Family
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- 573
- Location
- NE Ohio, USA
When I was a kid I wanted to be Elizabeth Taylor when I grew up & I went to a coustume party as her.
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And very fitting on this day that marks the passing of this great beauty and talent.
I could look at Christina Hendricks all day!!!
Me too!
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ThePowderKeg
One of the Regulars
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- 130
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- New Hampshire, USA
Rue does look like the lovely Sherilyn Fenn. I forgot Audrey Meadows...
I forgot Audrey Meadows...
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Black Dahlia
Call Me a Cab
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- The Portobello Club
Bettie Page, of course!
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cashun
New in Town
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- 32
- Location
- Little Rock, AR
I have girl crushes all the time. I'm always using them for references for different styles and looks.
Elizabeth Taylor
Jane Russell
Hedy Lammar
Gene Tierney
Lynn Baggett
Ava Gardner
Vivien Leigh
Sophia Loren
Modern Influences
Isabella Rosellini
Elizabeth Taylor
Jane Russell
Hedy Lammar
Gene Tierney
Lynn Baggett
Ava Gardner
Vivien Leigh
Sophia Loren
Modern Influences
Isabella Rosellini
Dan'l
Practically Family
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- 821
- Location
- Somewhere in time
Barbara Stanwyck
Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938) model and painter she died 29 years before I was born.
Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938) model and painter she died 29 years before I was born.
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Drappa
One Too Many
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- 1,141
- Location
- Hampshire, UK
Winona
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I hope you ladies won't think me boorish for posting in your thread.
Of the "Era" ladies I have always loved Lucille Ball, Heady Lamar and Gene Tierney, but another particular fave "crush" of mine has always been
Veronica Lake
For "modern", this woman has stopped me in my tracks from the first time I ever laid eyes upon her.
Jennifer Connelly
So ladies, any of you have a crush for Veronica or Jennifer?
Of the "Era" ladies I have always loved Lucille Ball, Heady Lamar and Gene Tierney, but another particular fave "crush" of mine has always been
Veronica Lake
For "modern", this woman has stopped me in my tracks from the first time I ever laid eyes upon her.
Jennifer Connelly
So ladies, any of you have a crush for Veronica or Jennifer?
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Black Dahlia
Call Me a Cab
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- The Portobello Club
Gia Genevieve, what a doll!
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I find the young Lillian Gish entrancingly beautiful:
Also any Gibson Girl or Ziegfield Follies girl! Something about those heavy eyelids, long wavy hair and gauzy ethereal costumes has always just epitomized beauty and glamour to me.
Here's the rather voluptuous Camille Clifford:
I also came across this image in a book recently and was so surprised... behold, Ms Clifford sans tight-laced corset, adopting the looser trends of the late teens:
Also any Gibson Girl or Ziegfield Follies girl! Something about those heavy eyelids, long wavy hair and gauzy ethereal costumes has always just epitomized beauty and glamour to me.
Here's the rather voluptuous Camille Clifford:
I also came across this image in a book recently and was so surprised... behold, Ms Clifford sans tight-laced corset, adopting the looser trends of the late teens:
deadpandiva
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,174
- Location
- Minneapolis
i have adored Theresa Harris from the first time I saw her on screen. I was also very happy that she did so many films even though it's mostly bit parts.
I wouldln't call Ava my girl crush but she is the most beautiful woman that ever lived.
Angela Bassett is the 2nd most beautiful woman that ever lived.
Penny Dreadful
One of the Regulars
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- 224
- Location
- Winnipeg
I have so many, but my biggest girl crush is on modern pinup girl Doris Mayday. She's perfect.
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PinkyViolence
New in Town
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- 3
- Location
- San Gabriel, CA
I love this thread! So many pretty ladies, all different shapes and sizes.
Here are my favorite lovelies!
Jean Harlow
Tura Satana
And of course, Betty Page!
Modern day crushes:
Dita Von Teese
Theo Kogan
Raquel Reed
Here are my favorite lovelies!
Jean Harlow
Tura Satana
And of course, Betty Page!
Modern day crushes:
Dita Von Teese
Theo Kogan
Raquel Reed
Miss sofia
One Too Many
- Messages
- 1,675
- Location
- East sussex, England
i have adored Theresa Harris from the first time I saw her on screen. I was also very happy that she did so many films even though it's mostly bit parts.
I wouldln't call Ava my girl crush but she is the most beautiful woman that ever lived.
Angela Bassett is the 2nd most beautiful woman that ever lived.
I will agree with both the Ava and the Angela Bassett.
I have had a crush on Angela since i saw the Tina Turner movie. There is something about her that is so, well, regal...she just carries herself so well... and she's simply stunning too.
Can i just add my own coupla crushes.
Sophia Loren
Stockard Channing
Marianne Faithful