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Elinor Glyn, and I believe based on other photos I’ve found that the cats are named Candide and Zadig. 1931. Source.
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Romance is the glamour which turns the dust of everyday life into a golden haze.
-- Elinor Glyn
(Cagliari, Italy)
#romance#golden light#golden evening#everyday life#travel photography#cagliari#italy#quote#elinor glyn
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babylon characters + real life influences
#babylon#joan crawford#clara bow#jeanne eagels#alma rubens#thelma todd#dorothy arzner#alice guy blaché#louis weber#duke ellington#sidney easton#elinor glyn#louella parsons#adela rogers st. johns#dudley murphy#ramon novarro#anna may wong#frances marion#marion morgan#john gilbert#old hollywood#moviesedit#filmedit#cinema#obviously the characters are the first picture
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1908 Elinor Glyn by Harris & Ewing. From jssgallery.org 557X800.
#1908 fashion#1900s fashion#Belle Époque fashion#Edwardian fashion#Elinor Glyn#feathered hat#blouse#high neckline#bow#jacket#V neckline#fur jacket
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Elinor Glyn (1914) - Philip de László
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Clara Bow with Elinor Glyn, the author of the 'it girl'. The movie adaptation of the book made Clara famous and made her the first 'it girl'.
#1920s#vintage#vintage aesthetic#photo#vintage photos#clara bow#it#it girl#elinor Glyn#movie#old films#silent cinema#silent era#silent movies#silent film#the it girl#movie stars
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Elinor Glyn - 1920's
#et pendant ce temps-là#actrice#actress#actrice anglaise#english actress#écrivaine#novelist#scénariste#scriptwriter#elinor glyn#1920's
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#female film pioneers#international women's day#alice guy-blaché#germaine dulac#lois weber#elinor glyn#mabel normand#june mathis#mary pickford#dorothy arzner#marion fairfax#frances marion#listverse#cinema#film
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I'm midway through INVENTING THE IT GIRL, a biography of Elinor Glyn from Hilary A Hallett and I definitely recommend it to anyone interested history of the romance genre. There's a lot about the double standards of sexuality in British Edwardian society, as well as acknowledgement of the anti-Semitism and Orientalism at play in views of sexuality. Everyone knows married women have affairs after producing heirs but god forbid you actually write novels acknowledging such. Especially novels in which married women undulate on tiger skin rugs in front of lover who are not their husbands, a scene which happens in Glyn's most well-known, and controversial, novel, THREE WEEKS.
THREE WEEKS was published in 1907, and is therefore in the public domain and not to hard to get a copy of, so I've started reading that as well. Here's the frontispiece showing the book's heroine in the 1907 American edition of the book.
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Elinor Glyn, and I believe based on other photos I've found that the cats are named Candide and Zadig. 1931. Source.
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1927 Clara Bow and author Elinor Glyn on the set of "It". From America in the 1920's, FB.
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okay I thought about it and I’m gonna elaborate rizz is like. okay so you know how like how elinor glyn equated having “it” to having a certain magnetism and sort of invented the it girl as this like inherently universally desirable woman. and it’s like that plus you know how having game is when you can successfully navigate romantic encounters but specifically in the sense that romance and interaction with the opposite sex - interaction with women, really, let’s not be obtuse - is gamified. rizz is that (gender neutral) (mostly) it’s like. active participation in the way game is and inherent charm the way It is. and also, critically, part of a vocabulary to abate the gravity of romance and attraction as every generation is wont to invent because, as anyone who has ever been 15 may be able to attest to, vulnerability is embarrassing. anyway goodnight love you sleep well
Ah I see, I see. Thank you for this more in depth definition
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Romance ees ze glamour wheech turns le dust of everyday life eento a golden haze.
Pepe le Pew
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