1930's Fashion and Lifestyle

This Pinterest board includes researches based upon Hollywood and the legendary people that gave it the glamour name. Including: Loretta Young, Mae West, Ava Gardner, Shirley Temple, Cary Grant, Gregory Peck, Fred Astaire, Humphrey Bogart, and a few others. Tv changed fashion in my opinion, and I believe this era really gave it that kick. Small town people began dreaming big so they too could have nice things like they saw on tv.
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Hollywood's Costume Designers Share the Secrets to Creating Authentic '40s Style
Sophia Loren walking the streets of London circa 1957. // #classicbeauty #streetstyle #fashion
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~1930s fashion film star Jean Harlow~ 30s photo print ad long black velvet gown movie star model evening gown dress
The Most Memorable Swimsuits Ever
JEAN HARLOW Publicity Still, circa 1935 The It Girl of the 1930s, Jean Harlow was known for her platinum hair and bombshell figure. She showed off her curvy body in this iconic publicity still where she posed poolside in fabulous heels and scandalously slipping straps.
The introduction of the Beach Pyjama
Bette Davis in a swimsuit, and Joan Blondell in beach pyjamas in the early 1930's. The fabulous costumes are by Warner Brothers genius Orry-Kelly - via Glamoursplash
Norma Shearer Negative - The Divorcee - Hurrell Auction
George Hurrell - Norma Shearer (1930) This was taken so that she could get the part in Divorcee , her husband Irving Thalberg didn't think she could pull it off, and yes she got the part.
A Timeline of Sexy Fashion Trends Through the Years
The 1930s to 1950s: Hollywoods Golden Age. Body type: Designers like Chanel (credited as the originator of the “little black dress”), Dior, and Elsa Schiaparelli started designing glamorous attire that allowed women to show off their feminine curves.
CAROLE LOMBARD MOVIE PHOTO Hollywood 1930s Movie Star Actress
Carole Lombard. After the 1929 stock market crash, the boyish looking flapper clothes and severe hair styles of the 1920s were replaced by more feminine clothes and softer, curlier hair.