Hippie De Luxe - Marlo Thomas

Here are a couple of Marlo Thomas images I found the other day. I always forget about the show That Girl but I shouldn't because it is a treasure trove of fashion. The above portrait, I'm not completely convinced is actually Marlo. The below is Marlo on the set of That Girl.

Gorgeous Morgan Fairchild

I was looking for a head shot of Morgan Fairchild recently and came across these gems. I think she is beautiful, but her hair often makes her look really cheesy. 20s hat is a good solution...or 70s hat I guess. Is she at Studio 54 or a party at the Hearst Castle, we don't know!

My New Favorite Desired Accessory

The shiny gold-tone butterfly skull cocktail ring from Alexander McQueen. Did you know they sell McQueen on Zappos.com? I didn't, but they have this on Zappos for the same price as at the store, however, Zappos has sales....good sales....there are some cool McQueen rings for sale there now, check it out!

My New Favorite Accessory

I just got these glasses (mine are more blueish) at LA Eyeworks, the frame style is Echo Park and they are the style of frames Britney Spears wore in the Womanizer video...I'm in "good" company. The glasses are hand made and are totally gorgeous. For more info check out the website

http://www.laeyeworks.com/catalogFrames/index.html

Holy Crap

I didn't know about these Alexander McQueen clutches....me want. Also this reminds me of McQueen related images that I have not scanned to put on the blog because I've been too busy. Blargh, anyhow, I hate clutches, but these make me want to cry. I think rings are available with these skulls as well. If you are wondering what I am so busy with...I'm having a Black Swan-like obsession with finding an authentic used in good condition Marni balloon bag from Fall 2010. Yeah....yeah...

A Little Late But...

RIP Liz. This photo is from a current installation at LACMA called Elizabeth Taylor in Iran, but I must confess this is the best image from the rather sparse exhibit.

Astarte

Astarte (other than being a Goddess of fertility, sexuality and war) was a psychedelic ballet that the Joffrey Ballet company put on in 1968. The production unfortunately was marred by jealousy, adultery, obsession, and eventually (if I remember correctly) murder. It was a case of reality imitating mythology in this case. Anyhow the whole thing was a disaster and had to be shut down. The unique aspect of the ballet was that the dancers wore white (or nothing at all) and had psychedelic images projected onto their moving bodies.