High society
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The first time I watched 'High Society' (years ago), aside from the purple gown she wore when she danced with Sinatra, this is the outfit that really stood out for me. I mean, look at the classy lines then, those red shoes just popped out of her toes!
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![Kelly epitomised the seductively cool society girl in [i]Rear Window[/i] (1954), in which she starred with James Stewart. The black silk organza dress that she wore in one of the film's key scenes was designed by Edith Head.](https://i.pinimg.com/474x/ff/9d/fe/ff9dfe9aa0a7d1d78d107b4b22287b99.jpg)
Grace Kelly was forever to lament breaking off her engagement to Oleg Cassini, according to a new book
A travers l'image d'Elisabeth II, je me suis amusée à faire le lien entre son style vestimentaire et la déco anglaise, un jeu de passe.
When it comes to fashion-related films, there are a few titles that inevitably come to mind. The most obvious choice will always be The Devil Wears Prada. (Because let's be honest—who doesn't like a good rags to riches story gone wrong?) Many would probably also name one of the countless fashion documentaries ranging from The September Issue to Scatter My Ashes
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Grace Kelly as Tracy Samantha Lord and Frank Sinatra as Mike Connor in 'High Society', directed by Charles Walters, 1956.
From Claudia Cardinale in Visconti’s The Leopard, to Catherine Deneuve in Jacques’ Demy’s Donkey Skin and Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette, there’s no doubting the major impact some movie wedding dresses have had on real-life wedding dress fashion. We look back at some of the most inspirational wedding dresses to appear on the silver screen.
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High Society is a musical version of The Philadelphia Story (1941), which was based on a 1939 play by Philip Barry. He wrote it with Katharine Hepburn in mind, which was great timing for the actres…
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