Ava Gardner #1

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The famously stylish actress Ava Gardner is the subject of Luis Lemus's moody image. Standing in front of a latticed arch in what appears to be a courtyard, she wears a long blue satin gown, a modern interpretation of early-20th-century suiting. It has a bustle in back and an intricately buttoned coat. The photograph was intended for an issue of Vogue but was never published.

 

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There is something so amazing about Ava Gardner. She can be glamorous and stylish, but at the same time be completely natural and real. Very few ladies possess this quality and none with as much amazingness as Ava

 

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Bette Ford decided she wanted a glamorous life when she was a young girl, paging through her cousin's Vogue magazines. She was especially impressed with photos of Ava Gardner as a model for a makeup company.

"I thought all I need to do is get myself a little compact of Max Factor and I will be on my way," she said.

 

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"All the glamour is on Seventh Avenue now, not in Hollywood," says Paper magazine's Lauren Ezersky, also a contributor to The Look On Line."Ava Gardner, Lana Turner, those women were done from head to toe.Today's stars are a mess. The models are the stars, they're the ones that always seem to look good." Designer Isaac Mizrahi agrees, "Fashion does glamour on a regular, consistent basis. Models have become the glamorous role models. In the past, the glamour queens came out of a star system in Hollywood and little girls emulated Ava Gardner, Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe. Today, little girls want to grow up to be Cindy Crawford."

 

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Channeling the sultriness of Ava Gardner, Oscar winner MARCIA GAY HARDEN graced the Academy Awards in a bloodred satin ballgown by Randolph Duke. "I knew I wanted drama," she told Entertainment Weekly.

 

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