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Vintage 1930-1960s: Vintage fashion, classic movies, and Old Hollywood Glamour
The 4 James Stewart Hitchcock Films You Probably Haven’t Seen
If you are a fan of the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, you need to see these classic James Stewart Hitchcock films.
James Stewart collaborated with Alfred Hitchcock on 4 films over a period of 10 years.
Spellbound Ingrid Bergman (1945) - Her Beautiful 1940s Fashion
Spellbound Ingrid Bergman is a suspenseful Alfred Hitchcock whodunnit where a beautiful psychiatrist must to unlock the secrets from inside the head of a handsome amnesia patient to solve a murder.
Ingrid Bergman Notorious - Her Classy 1940s Fashion
Ingrid Bergman Notorious shows us 20 classy examples of 1940s fashion.
Alfred Hitchcock had exquisite taste in women’s fashion which definitely shows in Notorious 1946.
Gene Tierney Leave Her to Heaven - Her Lethal Femme Fatale Style
Gene Tierney Leave her to Heaven plays the deadly femme fatale in the 1945 film noir.
Gene Tierney stars as the gorgeous but obsessive and lethal Ellen Harland. She become obsessive about those she care about, and will do anything—even murder—in order to keep them to herself.
Lauren Bacall’s 1940s Fashion in Dark Passage (1947)
Lauren Bacall is known for quite a few things: a legendary romance with Humphrey Bogart, her film career, and, of course— her timeless fashion. In the 1947 film noir Dark Passage, (also starring Humphrey Bogart) Lauren Bacall cements her status as a fashion icon with her 1940’s-style skirts, button-up shirts, and dresses. Comfy shoes, wide belts and a feisty personality are her favorite accessories.
Trench coats: The film noir fashion essential in Laura (1944)
Film noirs with tough detectives and sultry femme fatales brought us not only incredible movies, but incredible style as well. It was these films that helped cement the trench coat’s popularity.
Laura is a classic film noir in which almost all the main characters wear a trench coat during a critical scene.