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Jontue perfume ad scanned from Vogue UK, July 1981.

Frederick's of Hollywood ad scanned from Playgirl, December 1975.

Kathleen Mary Quinlan ad scanned from Harper's Bazaar, February 1944.

Illustration by Ron Walotsky from Viva, February 1975.

John Jesse sleeps in a jungle, a mural of pale palms and ferns on deep rust with a ceiling of twilight blue painted by his sister Joanna Campion in John Oliver paints. John Jesse is the Art Nouveaux, Art Deco expert, his shop at 164 Kensington Church Street. The mural is strong on atmosphere in daylight or electric light. The furniture as it should be: Painted wardrobe from 1880s English aesthetic movement, Bugatti chairs circa 1902, Art Deco dog French Art Deco enameled glass lamp, bamboo tables, with Bambata antelope head, wool and plastic tulip lamp from Istanbul, Indian screen, mixed tiger striped and Art Deco rugs. Cretan bed cover.


Pamela Harlech has a fabulous bedcover, a country house cover in her favourite blue and yellow appliqued by Lilian Delevoryas with Lord and Lady Harlech as medieval figures in a landscape.
Photographed by James Mortimer for Vogue UK, October 15, 1972.


Photographed by Kourken Pakchanian for Cosmopolitan, July 1978.


Joan Collins photographed by Francesco Scavullo for Harper's Bazaar, August 1983.
Today I am speaking at a conference on the costumes in Dynasty, so I figured I would share with you some gorgeous images of Joan Collins looking a little sleeker than her small-screen counterpart, Alexis.

Corday ad, scanned from Harper's Bazaar, May 1944.

Ad scanned from Penthouse, October 1978.

Kathryn Conover ad, scanned from Harper's Bazaar, January 1983.

Photographed by Fotiades for House and Garden, May 1963.

Photo by Richard Arrindell, scanned from Playgirl, February 1978.

Ted Lapidus ad, scanned from Playboy France, June 1979.
Is it wrong that I want all of this for my vanity? Much more appealing than some more 'feminine' styles...