People tweeting stuff. We allow tweets from anyone.
RULES:
Thing is, those photos are of Gene Tierney, a classic Hollywood actress who was big the 1940's.
(I never understood why Rita Heyworth got a higher hotness rating, I think it was down to the films they starred in - Gene was stunning in Laura..)
No spray cans filled with CFC propellants at that time, she just had a glorious head of hair.
It's Rita's voice. Gene was pretty while Rita was sultry.
The cock whisperer, lol
Well one of the issues with having a classic hairstyle is you end up looking like your grandma, which usually isn't the look people are going for.
i dont buy it.. plenty of alt products. truth is; that shit is work.
I used to live near that lady. She was hilarious. I'd see her at the gas station occasionally. She would wear a shirt saying her catchphrase. I'm not certain she lived there maybe visiting people she knew but I saw her plenty of times. She was very nice.
Curlers are illegal?
Yeah. Thanks, Obama!
going to make a fortune analy smuggling curling stones from Canada.
going to make a fortune analy smuggling curling stones from Canada.
Those just look like wet set curls to me.
Yeah this hair stile is still achievable today.
Fashion isn't always about what looks the best on a person.
This is my favorite fashion story.
King Edward VII was at a country estate and decided to play tennis.
His valet pulled out his tennis outfit, but was shocked to find that there was a sharp crease in the pants from being folded so long. The King told the servant not to bother ironing the creases out.
The King went down in creased pants, and it's been a sign of a well dressed fellow to have a sharp crease in his pants ever since.
supposedly the same Edward VII is the reason why the bottom button on a suit jacket is supposed to be left undone. he got too fat to fasten it, and the other men imitated that style