‘Kitten with a Whip’ - 1964 film poster starring Ann-Margret and John Forsythe
I saw this movie for the first time recently, via MST3K, and since then Ann-Margret has moved to the top of my 60’s Fashion Icons list. Also recently moving up the list: Claudia Cardinale.
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The Rago Lacette Corselette is one of my most favorite pieces of lingerie of all time.
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Going to someone I’ve never mets wedding today and giving my rago its first outing…under my dress
I’m sure she felt amazing and looked even better with our corselet supporting her! :]This is our style 9357 corselette.
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The Rago Lacette Corselette is one of my most favorite pieces of lingerie of all time.
Going to someone I’ve never mets wedding today and giving my rago its first outing…under my dress
I’m sure she felt amazing and looked even better with our corselet supporting her! :]
This is our style 9357 corselette.
RAGO has a TUMBLER GET OUT!!! *instafollow*
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Behind the scenes for “The Beast” from The Sandlot
Ooh, I have tickets for a special anniversary screening of this in a couple of weeks! I can’t wait.
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Plus Size alternatives for Banana Republic 2013 Mad Men Collection
Now that my first online spectacles order has been successful I’m ready to pick up a new set of sunnies, this time from Zenni Optical. I’ve been considering a few options but after a friend posted an ode to the lovely Wendy Pfeffercorn I was encouraged to pull the trigger on a particularly retro pair. I think they’re a little Kubrick’s Lolita by way of Alicia Silverstone in The Crush, wouldn’t you say?
I’ll try to post some pics and review both new pairs once they’re here B-)
Cheers!
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The traffic getting to the theater was really bad and so our seats were too, but tonight I got to see Carl Reiner and Dick Van Dyke introduce their film The Comic from 1969. And it was pretty damn magical…Just hearing Dick Van Dyke’s voice fill the room was enough for me to have a real moment. The movie was excellent, too.
Elizabeth Taylor in a promotional shot for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)
I AM THE EARTH MOTHER AND YOU ARE ALL FLOPS
I’ve had a hankering to watch an old classic tonight (I was considering Casablanca) but this just prompted me to find a streaming copy of this to watch for the first time. Elizabeth Taylor is pointedly eating a piece of cold chicken and is already KILLING it.
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I'm a lady-identified, currently able-bodied, plus-sized person in my mid-twenties living just outside the San Fernando Valley and going to school even further outside of it. I'm into fat fashion, social justice and general geekery.
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