Natalie Wood posing with a poodle pup and the big-eyed art she apparently inspired.
Found at If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There’d Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats.
Natalie Wood posing with a poodle pup and the big-eyed art she apparently inspired.
Found at If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There’d Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats.
If this vintage cow girl costume doesn’t make you wanna play dress up (for Halloween or otherwise), I doubt little will.
I’m pretty sure there will be witnesses who remember her committing this train robbery.
Great for rounding up cattle — and pugs.
Now that I’ve sold you on how practical this is, let’s get down to some facts… It’s said to be a 1950s burlesque costume — though with the Marie’s Custom Uniforms label maybe it was an equally cool, in my opinion, diner waitress uniform. The gun holster is from the 70s and the pistol a new prop.
Now that you’re packin’ heat, may I interest you in a duel with a pistol blow dryer?
I only know that this is Gloria Trevi — and that I love it. Her top or bra cups are the same kitschy faces sewn into dolls or tissue box covers!
Pretty in Pink by David MacDowell; a play on Rockwell’s Girl At Mirror.
Via The Cigarette Tree.
Love the 70s streaked hair. And the wide lapels. But neither as much as I love the stuffed dog being stowed away — and no kid in sight. Being a stewardess flight attendant doesn’t look that difficult, Steven Slater.
Via The Cigarette Tree.
Also, it was important that the bows in your ridiculously big hair match the paint on the autos you were selling; like the orange of this Dodge Swinger 340.
Photos from a 1960’s Chicago auto show via bondmad2 at ebay.