Okay, I know all the character blemishes of Scarlett O'Hara, but still I admire the feisty little spitfire. Sure she can be a bit of a selfish bitch, but she certainly knew how to keep going in the face of adversity (and usually look damn good while doing so). Most of all, I really admire her closet. This gal (courtesy of Walter Plunkett) really knows how to dress!
A few of my favorites from Scarlett's walk-in:
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| White and virginal - I could pull it off (maybe....) |
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| I'd have to be careful of the BBQ sauce |
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| So fetching - how could anyone resist me? |
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I would be very comfy in this dressing gown -
good for being carried up the stairs, too |
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This hat is from the back of the closet and
didn't make it into the film - but I think it's sweet |
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| There can't be too many stripes |
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| A sexy antebellum look |
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| This might be a bit too hot |
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| I love this dress - so feminine! |
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Notice how nicely the ribbons match?
It's important to pay attention to accessories! |
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My absolute favorite - seen briefly in
the New Orleans honeymoon scene |
Ah do declare, I am one glamorous Southern Belle! (please hit the snooze button for a few moments more.....)
Scarlett was hot! :)
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Yes she was - but I imagine all of those velvets made her even "hotter" down in Georgia!
ReplyDeleteIf you want to get another look at one of Scarlett's dresses, albeit in black and white, check out Anna Lee in "Bedlam," one of Val Lewton's classics.
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