Filed under: What a Girl Wants
Floaty fabrics, flirty dresses and lots of ladylike extras boost prespring’s femininity factor.
Illustration from one of my favorites |Filed under: Favorites, Uncategorized | Tags: metropolitan ballet, romeo and juliet
Juliet: Three words, dear Romeo, and good night indeed./If that thy bent of love be honourable,/Thy purpose marriage, send me word tomorrow. (Act II, Sc. 2)
From the beautiful story found in the December 2008 Vogue.
Filed under: Fashion in Film | Tags: barbra streisand, owl and the pussycat
1970 The Owl and the Pussycat began life as a two-character Broadway play by Bill Manhoff, about a stuffy author who entered into an explosive relationship with his neighbor, a foulmouthed, freewheeling prostitute. George Segal portrays the male lead. Beyond the added characters (including Robert Klein as Segal’s swinging roommate), the heart and soul of the film is the Segal-Streisand relationship; he is utterly appalled by her lifestyle, she is turned off by his prudishness, and both are made for each other. I suppose opposites attract.
- Get swept away by the romance of Venice in frilled blouses, plush coats, and tangles of gold chains.
