FUN SEXY CHRISTMAS RETROSPECTIVE

Here we go few fun and sexy vintage Christmas photos once upon a time we found.

Circa 1955, New York, NY — The Ed Sullivan Show Dancers show their Christmas spirit. –Image by © Michael Ochs Archives/Corbis

(Left) Circa 1942, Hollywood — Ida Lupino, Warner Brothers star, delivers a few wallops to Santa Claus’ spankable rear extremity for the jolly spirit of Christmas.  (Right) Circa 1947, London — Diana Dors, British film player, holds a Christmas greeting in French. — Images by © Bettmann/CORBIS

Oh, the beautiful!  Circa 1953, New York, NY — Audrey Hepburn, recently named the top movie star of 1953 by “Film Daily,” gets a kiss from Santa Claus during ceremonies at the “Heart Thrift House,” in New York Dec. 21. — Image by © Bettmann/Corbis

Debbie Reynolds wrapped-up under the tree.

Mary Pickford posting the way to Santa Clause Lane.

This is one of our favorite !  Joan Crawford is coming down your chimney.. with a gun!

Last but not least!  How can anyone miss Marilyn!

Marilyn Monroe poses sexily (and outrageously!) in an oversized nylon Christmas stocking beside a fireplace. Circa 1951–Image by © Hulton Archive/Getty Images

Marilyn Is Back

We long to see her – Marilyn Monroe.  And can’t wait to see how Michelle Williams portrays Marilyn’s body, mind, heart and soul, one of Hollywood’s brightest, yet most tragic stars.

My Week With Marilyn is the moving, cinematically inspired true story of a young man named Colin Clark as third assistant director - on the set of The Prince and the Showgirl  starring and directed by Laurence Olivier and co-starring the most famous and desirable woman in the world, the one and only Marilyn Monroe.  He took copious notes and logged every detail in his diaries, which were finally published in the form of a 1995 memoir called The Prince, the Showgirl, and Me and expanded into a second book called My Week With Marilyn.

“What is it like to be the most famous woman on earth?” Let us know what’s your thoughts if get to see it!

Looks Not Too Ordinary

Fashion Gone Rogue > Feels good being better.

· Photography by Renata Paskal / Styling by Virgina Burgueño / Makeup artist Ricardo Calero / Model Anna Martynova  ·

Style note :  Put on something out of expected:  a bow tie, a pair of gloves or pair of unisex oxford lace shoes.  You can find CAROLE FORÊT VINTAGE glove pieces here that can create something out of ordinary.
Match your normal outfit with some clashing color pieces, like shocking pink vs eclectic blue.  

Vintage VERSACE X Fantastic Man

The past week, VERSACE X H&M launched at H&M.   The gentleman style journal - Fantastic Man  recently showing three vintage VERSACE publications from their archive.  It’s Monday today and we are here to share it, constitute a start of week of amazing amazingness.

Blow is the cover of the premiere (and perhaps only) issue of VERSACE: The Magazine,  Autumn & Winter 2002, edited and published by Ms. DONATELLA VERSACE herself:

menswear looks from GIANNI’s Les sans-cravate, the French pocket version of the 1995 coffee-table book Men Without Ties:

Men(s) Wear Vintage

Too much about women vintage style? CAROLE FORÊT VINTAGE has been trying to collect more of men’s vintage and trust us, it’s not easy to find great pieces for men.   For the moment before the launch of Mens vintage pieces, we share some of the thoughts from Another Magazine.   It recently talks about Menswear Vintage Style from Jean Genet.

“If Genet’s friend and supporter Jean Cocteau and his milieu were originally responsible for the introduction of “sailor style” – the striped Breton T-shirt and red pompom hat – it is Genet and his character Querelle of Best, played by Brad Davis in Fassbinder’s 1982 film, with a poster designed by Warhol, who made it iconic.” – AnOther Magazine, issue 19. 

 

Dazed at Dazed & Confused

Besides such an amazing Pop culture forward project, we certainly love the looks of Eva Green and Kate Moss in Dazed & Confused’s 20th Anniversary celebrations.

They are both part of the the 20 + 20 COVERS PROJECT BY RANKIN.  

feel the power of the red lips, dark hair and the look into your eyes

Kate with vintage looking fur, soft eyes and makeup

The December issue of Dazed & Confused boasts 20 different covershots by co-founder Rankin, featuring the likes of Kate Moss, Pharrell Williams, Chloe Sevigny, Eva Green and Alicia Keys. Each unique cover has a gatefold pull out, which features 20 rising stars chosen by each celebrity, as a portrait of pop culture heroes of the future. 

OUR STYLE NOTE:  Go simple.  Go Black, in clothes, hair, eyeliners with nude makeup.  Just go simple red lips will get you the powerful yet feminine look.  Get only one or two pieces of accessories for such look.  Remember, go simple. 

W With Looks We Love

We love W Magazine!   For it’s style and guts in fashion.  The December issue of W Magazine taps actresses and sisters, Dakota and Elle Fanning, for its cover shoot lensed by Mario Sorrenti.

The sister playing dress up in haute couture garments from labels such as Chanel, Dior, Givenchy and Valentino selected by style editor Lori Goldstein.

Our Style Note:  the blonde beauties wow in vintage lace, sparkling vintage styled gems and soft makeup.  Stylish with a vintage romance.  We especially likes the cover top and their earrings.

CAROLE FORÊT VINTAGE’s Pearl and Crystal floral Earrings and it’s Mother of Pearl Pendant can create style alike.