Carole Lombard by Kenneth Alexander, 1929.

Adrienne Dore by Elmer Fryer, 1932.

Ingrid Bergman by Ernest Bachrach, 1946.

An unusual portrait of Mary Brian posing as Greta Garbo, early 1930’s. #botd

Louise in a publicity photo promoting The Ziegfeld Follies production of “Louie the 14th” at the Ziegfeld Cosmopolitan Theatre in New York, 1925. Photo by Ira D. Schwarz.

Mary Brian models gold satin pajamas with black belt and trim. Photo by Eugene Robert Richee, 1929. #botd

Barbara Stanwyck by Ernest Bachrach, 1938.

Marlene Dietrich on the set of Dishonored (1931).

Louise by Eugene Robert Richee, 1927.

Legendary NY stage actress Katharine Cornell by Edward Steichen for Vogue, 1930. #botd

Merle Oberon by Cecil Beaton (1934)

Claire Bloom - BOTD in 1931

Dorothy Lamour by A.L. “Whitey” Schafer, 1944.

Anna May Wong takes the stage in Limehouse Blues (1934).

Jacqueline Logan, 1923.

Jessie Matthews at home for a photo by Otto Dyar, London mid 1930’s.

Louise in a fashion photo by Eugene Robert Richee, 1928.

Joan Crawford by George Hurrell for Chained (1934).

Happy Valentine’s Day to all who celebrate. Mary Astor and Clark Gable in Red Dust (1932).

Esther Muir and Robert Woolsey in So This is Africa (1933).

Myrna Loy and Edmund Lowe in Transatlantic (1931).

June Marlowe, 1927.

Nancy Carroll in a Valentines Day mood. Photo by Otto Dyar, 1931.

Louise at home, 1927. Photo by Otto Dyar.

Carole Lombard with Jay Henry (L) and Ray Milland in We’re Not Dressing (1934). Also, congratulations — you made it through another week.

This is some weapons-grade late silent era glamour right here #driveinmob

Leila Hyams for The Big Broadcast (1932).

Helen Wood for Moulin Rouge (1934).

French dancer turned Hollywood actress Olympe Bradna by William Walling, Jr., 1936.

Carol Lynley, 1959. #botd

Jean Muir by Elmer Fryer, 1934. Fashion Friday. #botd

“In a Beverly Hills restaurant, Kim Novak sat with a faraway look as agents Al and Wilt Melnick hotly discussed her blossoming movie career.” Photo by Leonard McCombe for a LIFE magazine feature, March, 1956. #botd

Louise as Janie is dressed for her company’s costume party in Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em (1926).

Edward Steichen's cover for "Vogue" magazine, July 1932.

Loretta Young by Kenneth Alexander, 1933. (Thread)

Before he died, I was able to spend time interviewing cinematographer Lothrup Worth, who worked on this film early in his career, as a production assistant. He had a wonderful story about how Gable came back to the set one afternoon, and all the cast and crew had cigars, given out to them by Carole.

Carole Lombard in a classic portrait by Eugene Robert Richee for No Man of Her Own (1932). (Thread)

Louise in Diary of a Lost Girl (1929).

Jean Harlow by Ted Allan for MGM, 1936.

Louise and James Hall from a still for the lost film Rolled Stockings (1927).

Bette Davis “wears this exotic black gown designed by Orry-Kelly. The skirt is crepe, floor longth, and the sequin tunic flares slightly below the hips. The bodice has a halter front and three wide sections removed from the back.” Photo by Scotty Welbourne, 1935.

Drop some BUNNIES Loretta Young, 1929:

Danielle De Metz and Ed Wolff get bzzzy in a still for Return of the Fly (1959).

Jean Seberg and her cat “Bip” go airborne. Photo by Philippe Halsman, 1959.

Joan Crawford dancing up a storm in OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS (1928) Directed by Harry Beaumont - BOTD in 1888

Elizabeth Inglis by George Hurrell, 1940. The British actress is probably best known as the mother of Sigourney Weaver.

Louise and Adolphe Menjou on a Swedish poster for A Social Celebrity (1926). Of note: The title translates as “A Sparrow in a Crane Dance.”

Publicity still for GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS (1934)

Priscilla Lane by Elmer Fryer, 1938.

Hedy Lamarr by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1941.