daiseas:

Nancy Sinatra, These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ (1966)

aplanetaryshift:

Vintage vertical parking lot. 

1920s.

(via le-paon-blanc)

clarabowarchive:

Sixteen-year-old Clara Bow in a dramatic pose photographed by Nickolas Muray circa 1921. Photograph made directly from negative by Muray’s widow after his death. Stamped on reverse:

PHOTO BY MURAY

MRS. NICKOLAS MURAY

333 East 49 St. - 6R

New York 17, N.Y.

sydneyflapper:

Fannie Ward (February 22, 1872 – January 27, 1952), vaudeville performer turned early silent film star, best remembered now for her role as Edith Harvey in Cecil B deMille’s The Cheat (1915).

Ward was known for desire to cling to youth…and largely succeeding. She said on one occasion she wished to look like a little girl.

I’m interested in her largely because she was dressed by Martial et Armand, a French house that doesn’t receive as much recognition today as it deserves.

kimlennox:

The Wizard of Oz (1939) 

retrogasm:

Go cyborg go cyborg… from Devil Girl from Mars

silfarione:

Pasadena, California 1973 by Elliott Erwitt

adanvc:

by Nina Leen

theniftyfifties:

“Pocketeer” dress by Lobells, 1950s.