marbeths:

“I found myself in the ‘Ladies’ with her, I pulled my messy hair up in a hurry and unpicked the tulle that covered my breasts, she, seeing herself in the mirror, smiling left, then right. She smelled of Chanel No. 5. I adored her, watched her, fascinated, forgetting my hair. I wanted to be ‘HER,’ having her own personality and character.
It was the first and last time in my life I saw her. She seduced me in 30 seconds. It emanated from her graceful fragility, soft playfulness. I’ll never forget her, and when I learnt the news of her death a few years later, I had a very painful pinch in the heart as if a very loved person just left me.” ㅡ Brigitte Bardot on Marilyn Monroe.

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365filmsbyauroranocte:

Remorques (Jean Grémillon, 1941)

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pandabub:

Snow white and the seven dwarfs, 1937.

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fashion-and-film:

The Company of Wolves (1984)

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ladiesofthe60s:

Catherine Deneuve photographed by Milton Greene, 1962.

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cinemastuff:

Wild At Heart (1990, dir. David Lynch)

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memoriastoica:

Fear City (1984)

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