her hair was a perfection

i have been branching out from my normal vintage hair sets and working on some more specific styles.  here's what has  been inspiring me lately and more.


Dale Evans



Paulette Goddard




Patsy Cline




Elizabeth Taylor




Kathrine Hepburn





Mary Tyler Moore






Donna Reed








Barbara Stanwyck








Ginger Rogers







... and of course, no vintage hair post is complete without Rita Hayworth or Marilyn Monroe












There ya go.  I love tons of styles. 30s through 60s.  I cant decide which is my favorite, i found a bunch more I'm in love with while looking around.
what do you like?

~Beth

Barbara Stanwyck

Thought I'd do a little post about one of my favorite hair and clothing inspirations of late.  I know it looks like i've disappeared, but i'm still here, reading every one's blogs and stuff.  But i've been super busy and its been hectic lately (I've also been having some fun) and i look up and, my word, its Monday again.  Another week has passed by before i even realized it.  also a week from my last post, which might be rude... (?).  So i apologize for the looooong halts between posts,  I'm working on it.

The Gay Sisters, 1942 

 That being said, here are some of my favorite pictures of Barbra Stanwyck.

Stella Dallas, 1937

Barbra Stanwyck wasn't exactly as popular as Rita Hayworth or Judy Garland or even Ginger Rogers, but she was still VERY well known.

(for more info on her, click on the Wikipedia link above the picture)
(I do not own any of these photos)


Take just a few minutes to look at these.
No words are needed, the pictures speak for themselves in way of her wonderful style, wit and oh yes, HAIR!

























Her born name was Ruby... She does look like a Ruby, doesn't she?

As an added plus...
here is one of my favorite Barbara movies, right here (!) Meet John Doe (1941)

Hope you enjoyed!
So long,
Beth