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Marilyn Monroe by David Cicero, 1951.

Marilyn Monroe by David Cicero, 1951.

Marlene Dietrich

bohemea:

Marlene Dietrich

bohemea:

Marlene Dietrich

vintagegal:

Audrey Hepburn photographed for a ballet recital c. 1944

vintagegal:

Audrey Hepburn photographed for a ballet recital c. 1944

hollyhocksandtulips:

June Wilkinson 
Modern Man magazine, 1959

hollyhocksandtulips:

June Wilkinson 

Modern Man magazine, 1959

noonesnemesis:

Diana slip lingerie
Roger Schall
1932

noonesnemesis:

Diana slip lingerie

Roger Schall

1932

maudelynn:

Ruth Malcolmson who, as Miss Philadelphia, went on to become Miss America 1924
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maudelynn:

Ruth Malcolmson who, as Miss Philadelphia, went on to become Miss America 1924

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vintagegal:

Marilyn Monroe in a promotional photo for Monkey Business (1952)

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The Red Shoes (1948)

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Fable of a dancer (Moira Shearer) torn between love (Marius Goring) and ballet.

I remember when I was 5 or 6, I was the only one up at 6 in the morning. So, I was flipping through the TV channels and came across an old-movie channel, playing was The Red Shoes. I can remember thinking how graceful and wonderful the movie was. At the time, I didn’t understand the storyline, but I knew that the main character, Moira Shearer, was amazing. I had made a fort around my television, with pillows and blankets, and rested on my elbows and gazed in wonder as she danced. I muted the TV so I wouldn’t wake my parents, only turning the sound back on in a few places. For three whole months after watching that movie, I dreamed of dancing like she had. I dreamed of wearing point shoes and dancing to my heart’s consent. There isn’t just beauty in a dancer’s movements, not just grace or perfection, there is the pain of hard work. There is commitment. There is strength.

” Dance she did, and dance she must - between her two loves.”