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Marilyn Monroe's Iconic Pink Dress from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Opened a New Chapter in Cinematic Fashion | The Vintage News

Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Pink Dress from “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Opened a New Chapter in Cinematic Fashion

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An American in Paris.

If you're at a loose end one evening and you've watched all the good movies at the DVD store, you could do worse than rent this classic bit of gorgeousness: An American in Paris.For me, it's right up there in...

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Film Noir Fashion - a retrospective photoshoot

Photographer revisits femme fatale styles of the 1940s - Just what is it about the allure of those female stars of the 1940s film noir era? Lauren Bacall in To Have and Have Not, Rita

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History In Pix on Instagram: “(1960). Bobby Kennedy at a drive-in diner.”

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Fascinating images reveal the glory days of US drive-ins

There are just over 20 drive-in restaurants and 300 drive-in movie theatres left nationwide in the US. Here, MailOnline Travel takes a nostalgic glimpse back at this vanishing pastime.

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Marilyn Monroe's Iconic Pink Dress from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Opened a New Chapter in Cinematic Fashion | The Vintage News

Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Pink Dress from “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Opened a New Chapter in Cinematic Fashion

1950’s Aesthetic

Vintage Glam

SUZY PARKER in Patou, photo by Richard Avedon, 1950s

An American in Paris.

If you're at a loose end one evening and you've watched all the good movies at the DVD store, you could do worse than rent this classic bit of gorgeousness: An American in Paris.For me, it's right up there in...

Film Noir Fashion - a retrospective photoshoot

Photographer revisits femme fatale styles of the 1940s - Just what is it about the allure of those female stars of the 1940s film noir era? Lauren Bacall in To Have and Have Not, Rita

1950s City Aesthetic

Hollywood

Vintage Hollywood Classics

Vintage Americana Aesthetic

History In Pix on Instagram: “(1960). Bobby Kennedy at a drive-in diner.”

Fascinating images reveal the glory days of US drive-ins

There are just over 20 drive-in restaurants and 300 drive-in movie theatres left nationwide in the US. Here, MailOnline Travel takes a nostalgic glimpse back at this vanishing pastime.