Vintage starlets

Bangs have always for the bold and fashion forward. They make a definite statement that takes some serious commitment. They can take forever to grow out, you know! Bangs can also very strongly show a particular period. So here's a survey of bang styles over the years. Bangs in the 1920's were a bold way to set yourself firmly in the flapper style. Several film stars adopted a severe bob with blunt straight bangs but wispier bangs were not unheard of either. Bangs in the 1930's moved away…

With her 1940s finger waves, elegant cigarette holders and signature floor-length gowns, Rita Hayworth became a legendary Hollywood name after playing one of the most iconic femme fatales in Charles Vidor’s 1946 motion picture, "Gilda". Today, Vogue Paris is looking over the career of this quintessential 1940s on-screen siren.

The Top Ten 1940s Hollywood beauties. In no particular order, we've chosen some favorites like Lauren Bacall, Gene Tierney and Hedy Lamarr

Retro Hair Chart.

Let her beauty astound you and talent impress you.

What if your past lovers confessed the enigmatic quality that attracted them–and held them in thrall? What if your friends, colleagues and even your enemies divulged how you naturally command attention–without even trying? Imagine what you could do with that kind of straight-no-chaser intel. It would be rare insight into the way the world sees you at your best. It […]

High, black and tumbling down – Priscilla Presley rocked one of the biggest bouffants we’ve seen. Hailed as the Queen of Rock and Roll — Elv...

“I arrived in Hollywood without having my nose fixed, my teeth capped, or my name changed. That is very gratifying to me,” Streisand stated ...

Old Hollywood fashion is the gold standard for the red carpet. See the best looks here.

'Vampire' in this case refers less to the literal blood-suckers and more to the women - aka vamps or femmes fatale - who suck the life force from men.