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Joan Crawford by George Hurrell (MGM, 1930s). Portrait Photo (10" X 13"). Vintage gelatin silver, - Available at 2011 July Dallas Signature...

We’ve collected various 1920s makeup tips that millions of flappers used to get fabulous and rebellious for a night of jazz clubs, speakeasies and dancing.

Someone once called Garbo "Mademoiselle Hamlet". I looked up to her, even though we were almost exactly the same age. (She was taller, after all, and got to the top in a big hurry. Like Dietrich, later on, Garbo had a mentor. I had only myself, and no Mamma to look after me like Ginger, Lucy, or Bette. I had a mother, but I had to look after her.)

Joan Crawford was destined and determined to be a star. To get herself noticed she became a Flapper along the likes of Clara Bow. She was signed to MGM in 1925 and started her career in silent movies. I love the Joan Crawford of the 1920's and 1930's. When we think of Joan Crawford, we think of a severe glamour of the 1940's, we think of Mommie Dearest. In her early career she was spirited, relaxed and very stylish! A young Crawford with a blonde bob! Pencil thin brows. So glamorous! A…

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Joan Crawford, 1929

"Joan Crawford wears a streamlined dress as Letty Lynton in 1932, designed by Adrian. It demonstrates the fashion for classical drapery with its bias-cutting, draping and wrap details." Scanned from "Decades of Fashion" by Harriet Worsley. Click image for 535 x 800 version.