Katharine Hepburn’s Costumes in The Philadelphia Story
Katharine Hepburn had a good start in Hollywood, moving from the stage to the big screen and getting rave reviews.
Katharine Hepburn had a good start in Hollywood, moving from the stage to the big screen and getting rave reviews.
The can-can dancers of the Moulin Rouge in Paris, probably taken some time in the 1950s judging by the hair
Ingrid Bergman starred in both the stage play (Joan of Lorraine and the Hollywood movie adaptation of Joan of Arc,
I should probably point out that this might not be suitable for viewing at work. It’s not terribly risque, but
I visited the V&A a week or so ago. One of my favourite museums in London, the Victoria and Albert
Ruth St. Denis was one of the pioneering dancers of the early 20th Century who brought exotic Eastern dance to
What kind of costume are you wearing for this Hallowe’en? Something gross and gruesome, something cute, or something retro? Here
I love the different Hallowe’en costumes in these photos, although being British I always find it strange to see people
Historical stage costumes are by their very nature fabulous. Rarely understated they needed to communicate the nature of a character
Silent Movie actress Theda Bara in some of her famously risqué costumes from the 1917 film Cleopatra. I find it