Saturday, August 13, 2016

Style Tutorial: How to make an entrance, with dignity and flair.

Notice the enthusiasm, the welcoming smile, 
the ease, the style ...

the subtle flair of the skirt.




8 comments:

  1. is that Loretta Young? I remember watching her elegant TV show in the 1950's. A different gown every week descending a curving stairway. She was in an old movie I watched last night from the 1930's,"Women in Love." she had class. She also was a rare thing in Hollywood, a practicing Catholic until her death. She was a big financial supporter of the Monastery of Christ in the Desert in New Mexico.

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    1. Yes it is - my rich uncle and his family lived near her and they belonged to the same parish - she went to daily Mass if I remember correctly. There are several Catholics in Hollywood who are faithful - one character actress I love, Marianne Muellerleile is active in her parish. I can't recall all the names, but there are several others - including Marky Mark Wahlberg - oh! Hitchcock was too.

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    2. Didn't he drop the Marky when he added Wahlberg? What?

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  2. I wonder if she ever caught her skirt in the door? Probably not.

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  3. ....who is Mark Wahlberg ?...oh, I googled: and have seen none of those movies or shows. The last movie I saw was The Full Monte: I brought my elderly neighbor from across the street - she Loved it !
    I am sort of out-of-touch, culturally.
    but I Do remember Loretta Young: as a child I even had one of those stretchy-black belts, plus a cape I fashioned, in homage to her as well to Zorro! both my heros.
    *sigh* no wonder I am a mess now.

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  4. heroes. Lady Zorro!

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