Daily Pinch
Archiving the beauty I find in my daily travels online...
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Photo reblogged from National Geographic Found
Bathing beauties emerge from a “solarium” (a tanning booth), in St. Petersburg, Florida, June 1929.
Photograph by Clifton R. Adams, National Geographic -
Photo reblogged from Beside a garden wall...
“I mean, it used to be so romantic to go to a movie— to sit in a great big theater that had a balcony, and boxes, and fabulous gilt trim on the walls, and a big red velvet curtain. Now we go to horrible unadorned grey rectangles where the sound bleeds in from the grey rectangles right next door. It’s sad.” -Nora Ephron
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Photoset reblogged from The Lively Morgue
Aug. 30, 1931: “A new turn in the history of diving” at a pool in Los Angeles, where Georgia Coleman — in preparation for the 1932 Summer Olympics there, where she won two medals — practiced “a complicated fancy dive.” Photo: The New York Times
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Photo reblogged from For More I May Not Vouch
Relaxing Moments. 1950.
Photographer: Nina Leen
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Photo reblogged from For More I May Not Vouch
Lisa Fonssagrives, New York. Vogue, May 1950.
Photo: Frances McLaughlin-Gill
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Photo reblogged from ...like a girl
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[Study for Kodak Advertisement], c1935 (Edward Steichen)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/fccf38cb272d2cb34d294004f77c00d2/tumblr_mmsmn3u43b1qjm0dlo1_500.jpg)
[Study for Kodak Advertisement], c1935 (Edward Steichen)
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Photoset reblogged from Sometimes the truth is wicked
“All I wanted was just what everybody else wants, you know, to be loved”
Rita Hayworth (17th October 1918 - 14th May 1987) -
Photo reblogged from Days Gone By
1921 Lucile evening gown of a black chantilly lace hoop over a white satin slip, shown at the National Retail Garment Association Fashion Show at the Hotel Commodore, NYC. From Ebay.
