Greta Garbo

Thank you, for every single one of those pictures. :heart::heart: (how many thank-you's is that?...) She's just great.
 
some pics from style and imdb

1926 portrait for Vanity Fair at age 21, at the wrap of Torrent, her first American film
 

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1929 On the eve of her first talkie, Anna Christie
 

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1931 as the Swedish sphinx, was photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull
 

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this pic is from 20's, I think

she is so fabulous, I just love her.
 

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great thread- for me she will always be remembered as queen christina..
 
She's such an amazing looking woman. Grace is the word.
 
More pics of this DIVINE lady

pics from ebay::heart:
 

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I saw Queen Christina last night actually. and a documentary cause she would have been 100 years yesterday. She is amazing
 
Some pics from Queen Christina her own favourite movie character.

Pics from ebay::woot:
 

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Garbo had so much class and she really oozed glamour back in the day. An amazing woman - a favourite of mine :heart: . Great pictures!
 
source nytimes.com

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A cape from the coming Greta Garbo collecion.

I Vant to Be a Designer


In other celebrity designer news, Greta Garbo has decided to start a fashion collection under her own name. In the coming year, the reclusive, mysterious Swede, star of "Anna Christie" and "Mata Hari," will introduce collections of Greta Garbo coats, fine jewelry and Montblanc pens. That she died in 1990 is not slowing Garbo down. She is also looking for a hat license.

The resurrection of Garbo's career, now as a designer, comes about because of a range of new licenses managed by her great-nephews Derek Reisfeld and Scott Reisfeld, who announced the deals around what would have been the actress's 100th birthday last Sunday. (A United States postage stamp bearing her image will be released tomorrow.)

On Monday, Montblanc had a party to introduce a black fountain pen with an 18-karat-gold nib and an ivory cap, Garbo's signature engraved at the edge. Verdura, the jewelry company, is selling a $1,950 sterling silver link bracelet designed after the yellow gold one the actress wore. And Amerimade Coat, an Italian vendor, is opening a showroom at 530 Seventh Avenue next week for the Greta Garbo collection of capes and lightly embroidered slim coat styles that are based on 1930's and 40's silhouettes, priced from $600 to $4,500. Garbo helped popularize trench coats and berets in the 30's.

"Greta Garbo was often called the modern woman, and she was known for her bold fashion statements," said Gaspar Ferrara, the Amerimade chief executive. "The name, for me, at least opens the door to show the product."

As usual, Garbo could not be reached for comment.
 
^^Additionally, a wine company is putting out a "2001 Greta Garbo Brut Rose" and Mont Blanc is putting out this "Greta Garbo" pen. :( My only hope is that these products help introduce her movies to the younger generation. (I just saw Queen Christina last night...fantastic! She's so modern, yet so art deco :crush: ).
 

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the other photograph by edward steichen:

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(from this site: http://home.hiwaay.net/~oliver/otherports.htm)

i'm in love with her i think, although i've never seen one of her films.*

i just glimpsed her when there was a scene out of g.w. pabst's "die freudlose gasse" (i don't know the international title.) shown during a course at university, and after a minute of silence, the prof said "ah.. greta garbo." ^_^

*i know, all of her films are on television right now, but i don't have a tv set. but there is a greta garbo-collection coming out this year. i'll rent it as soon as it's on amazon. it's already on my list.
 

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