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Bette Davis Project: "Fashions of 1934" Redux
Monday, February 7, 2011
Bette Davis and William Powell in "Fashions of 1934".
Posted by Stacia at 5:43 AM 6 comments
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Amazing photos, amazing costumes, plus Bette Davis and William Powell--who could ask for anything more? Thanks for posting!
Pardon me while I drool over that delicious picture of William Powell clutching Bette. His attractiveness is so underrated!
*Ahem* But I really must track this movie down: 30s fashions, William Powell, Busbey Berkley, and flim-flam artists?!
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Stacia: Thanks for these great photos! I can never make up my mind about Betty Davis. Is she beautiful? Looking at photos or certain movies, certainly. Looking at other photos she could be willfully ugly. Great actress? She could give a heart stopping performance, yet at times her style grates. For all her famous, blunt directness, I have always found her the most elusive of all the big Hollywood stars. She is absolutely mercurial to me. I can never pin her down. I love her.
I have to agree with Evangeline! Those photos are amazing... especially the ones with Powell!
It's quite a fun little movie, and Bette Davis's clothes were amazing. It's probably the most gorgeous she ever looked. I've always loved that outfit from the first photo you posted.
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