Julie Christie

[ruslana rules]

Source: The Art of Vogue Photographic Covers by Valerie Lloyd - Conde Nast Publications 1986 - Scanned by Me

 

[rayder]

thanks ruslana rules for the pics i have never seen that pic before

 

[brazilianbaby]

She's so amazingly beautiful

 

[sunshinesoleil86]

She will always and forever be my idol

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[sunshinesoleil86]

MPTV

more to come

 

[brazilianbaby]

Ohh thank you so much.
I love those!!

 

[Jeanne]

All those actresses of the sixties, and I am thinking specifically Julie Christie, Jacqueline Bisset, Monica Vitti, Françoise Dorléac, Delphine Seyrig, Jean Seberg, Jane Birkin, Liv Ullman, and others I am forgetting off the top of my head, they really had something. They had a special something that crossed over countries (although I think most were European, or played in a lot of European films), something I think that later actresses lacked. Was it the directors they performed for, the nature of the films themselves, the still black and white films they made then ? I'd really love to have someone try and define that special quality. I am not talking here about the kind of actress like Audrey Hepburn (whom I admire greatly too), but actresses that had an air of mystery, almost of tragedy about them, and say, without the kind of irony a Faye Dunaway (who is also one of my favorite actresses), would add to her performance. Maybe that's why some of these sixties movies are so poignant to watch ? I know this is not a film thread, but they all shared a certain style that bespoke of a kind of disorientation, a lack of compass, yet strength and endurance too. A strange mixture. Was it because of the birth pangs of the modern feminist movement ?

 

[Miss Dalloway]

Julie won a SAG award yesterday,looking mighty well.

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[rayder]

thanks for all the great pics there some i have never seen

 

[mnis]

80th Annual Academy Awards, February 24 2008

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[Erin]

this one outfit haunts me, she had on these high-waisted slacks w/this silky shirt, she looked so good.

Yes! It's so interesting, this comment.

A couple of weeks ago I paired high-waisted gray slacks with a bell-sleeved, low-cut sapphire blue silk top. I had a long gold chain necklace paired with it.

I watched Shampoo for the first time this past weekend and when I saw her wearing that outfit with the high-waisted gray pants and low-cut purple top I screamed! It reminded me so much of the outfit I had worn weeks earlier.

that look.

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

scanned by me from the book "Mis inmortales del cine"

 

[EvaLaDiva]

Thanks, mnis. Julie has aged very well. It's refreshing to see a woman age naturally and not look like a freakshow.

 

[Aretha]

She looks so much better than a lot of actresses of her time now (along with Catherine Deneuve I think )

 

[rayder]

she had style back in the 60's and 70's

 

[anniehall]

Julie, Ursula Andress and Catherine Deneuve

 

[ruslana rules]

I found a lovely pic of Miss Julie....Photo by David Bailey- Book- The Sixties: A Decade In Vogue - Edited by Nicholas Drake - Prentice Hall Press

 

[anniehall]

Lovely! thanks!

 

[anniehall]

#56
Oh, and my source is simply classics

 

[60swildchild]

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