railwayshoes: Renée Adorée imagines a smartly uniformed Buster Keaton presiding over a police parade. Until fairly recently, this scene from Day Dreams was considered lost. : NSFW Tumblr

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tags: retro, buster keaton, sexy

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reminiscent-smile: French Ste Catherine postcard, 1950s (detail). “In your laughing eyes, I try to take The love, in a poetic desire”

"Somebody called me Sebastian..."

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conradveidt: cccoldfeet: “Müller!” The one and only Baron von Marwitz - the perfect role for Conrad!

patrickhumphreys: Cecil Beaton, self-portrait, 1935.

wehadfacesthen: Yves Saint Laurent at the funeral of Christian Dior, October 1957 Dior had discovered and nurtured the younger man’s talent. In August 1957, Dior had chosen Saint Laurent to be his successor at the House of Dior. Christian Dior died

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moika-palace: Monsieur fashion illustration, 1922. Artist unknown.

thehauntedballroom: The french sportswear of the 1930’s (probably an extract from former mail order company Manufrance)