I like this image for all the colors, and the exuberant celebration of femininity.
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I’m a huge fan of this period of tinted photography and inventive fashion.
Paris Plaisirs covers and photographs, 1920s.
While the cover art of Paris Plaisirs doesn’t have the high illustrative standard of other French periodicals of this era like La Vie Parisienne or La Sourire, the photography and Art Deco styling of the layouts does give it a strong visual appeal.
It’s like she’s surveying her dominion… acting the queen who is looking out upon a kingdom granted to her when she pulled not a sword from a stone, but her clothes from her body.
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Love how this image is entirely wanton, but at the same time shows absolutely nothing.
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Men Only Magazine / Femmes.
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I want to go here more than any other place on Earth.
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Just because I love that vintage dress. Oddly, it kind of goes with that cute hat of hers.
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I wish movie poster design was still an art, rather than a half hour in Photoshop.
Fabulous poster for Bordertown, 1935
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