Ava Gardner #1

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Script, I was reading your post from threadsbeautybar, in regards to Ava's natural arch in her eyebrow. Amazing how so many women want the "Ava look".

 

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By the time Ava Gardner became an adult, her green-eyed, brunette looks were extraordinary. She was born for the camera with an exotic, high-cheekboned face and a willowy, curvaceous body. In fact a photograph jump-started her on the road to fame.

 

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Loaned out to Universal for the Ernest Hemingway-adapted noir film “The Killers,” Ava Gardner – breathtaking in her iconic black satin gown – purred and sparked with co-star Burt Lancaster, owning every scene she was in.

Ava's life had been a rollercoaster ever since she was discovered by MGM, and she continued acting up until her health weakened – no doubt brought about by living fast and hard for decades. In fact it was her bad habits more than anything else which contributed to her increasingly haggard appearance in which she looked much older than her age.

 

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So, fashion icons. History apparently tells there are many and current tabloids tell us that every celebrity is a fashion icon. But then again history is biased and tabloids are full of yellow journalists who are actually failed writers without an iota of inspiration.

Jayne Mansfield, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren (who made being Latin amazing), Ava Gardner (for the sensuous and glamorous evening gowns) and Katherine Hepburn (who made being androgynous very sexy, a mantle which no other celebrity has taken yet) should be noted as well. Ava and Elizabeth were the brunette icons of the 50s. Both women embodied elegance, however, Ava, more so than Liz favored more classical, sleek designs.

 

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Assioma D was created for the refined and elegant women. “D” stands for “Donna,” meaning woman, and it also means diamonds. Iconic Hollywood stars like Audrey Hepburn and Ava Gardner were among the numerous women who loved wearing Bulgari creations, becoming a part of this jeweller’s history. In fact, it is said that Ava's love of jewelry rivaled that of her good friend, Elizabeth Taylor.

 

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