Dior and Lauren Bacall are Forlorn for the Golden Ages
Shelby Lee Walsh — January 27, 2010 — Fashion
References: style & blog.urbanoutfitters
Lauren Bacall recently did some serious Mad Men era makeovers with the help of some Dior models. These ultra feminine gals were glamoured up 50s style, complete with pouting red lips, pastel eyeshadows and classic finger wave curls.
With a finesse Betty Draper would be jealous of, these girls represented the golden age perfectly (with the helping hand of Lauren Bacall and Dior of course).
Take a look at the links below to find out how to get these fantastic looks for yourself.
With a finesse Betty Draper would be jealous of, these girls represented the golden age perfectly (with the helping hand of Lauren Bacall and Dior of course).
Take a look at the links below to find out how to get these fantastic looks for yourself.
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