uh... I wanna see the whole dress it's so pretty!

He was a pretty, pretty man.

She was a beautiful woman!!

How is she so pretty?

I always prefer her b/w pictures. Somehow they exude beauty like colored pics dont.

Wow. The green dress is amazing!!!

This belongs in the top the colors make this photo come to life! Sure we have seen many portraits (esp. of Ms. Hepburn) but I personally appreciate better a whole room.

What a cutie a

Her name appears in a Clash song. ♡ Anyway, she kinda reminds me of Mila Jovović in this photo.

The first evolution of that meme (idk what it's called but it's the one with the two ladies and the man) xD

Handsome

LOVE that bathing suit

B&W or colour; so beautiful.

More beautiful than Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield, but not by much.

Audrey would have played a good Tinker Bell, with blonde hair of course.

Trivia: Marlene Dietrich is the only actress ever inducted into the Makeup Artist's Guild. She always did her own makeup. Her nose was a bit crooked. To hide this defect, she drew a line down from the bridge to the tip with a silver pencil, then applied a light foundation over the top. The silver caught the light and made her nose look straight. She insisted that any direct light to her face was cast from above (often butterfly lighting) to accentuate her cheekbones.

Wrong eye color.

I wish she'd used a photo with the "Gilda" gown, but this is gorgeous too!

As a man I think: "great legs!". As a parent, I think: "put on some pants or you'll catch a cold".

Cool photo either way.

Too bad she died at shuch and early age, 26, but death doesn't respect anyone.

When the kid next to you is not shutting up.

A beauty for the ages.

The artist is Gerald L. Brockhurst (British, 1890-1978): The work is Merle Oberon, 1937, which was sold at auction in 2018 to an unknown bidder. Hollywood actress Merle Oberon kept a number of secrets from both the producers and the public. She hid her East Indian and Maori ancestry out of fear she would be blacklisted. She claimed to have been born in Tasmania when she was in fact born in Bombay, India. Yet that was the least of her secrets. Merle's maternal grandmother Charlotte Selby gave birth to her daughter Constance at age 15. Constance gave birth to Merle at age 12. To hide the scandal, Charlotte passed Merle off as her own daughter. She gave her own partner's name as Merle's father. The identity of Merle's biological father is not known.

Looks much better in colour. I always thought she looked too hard in her b&w films.

The colour version adds humanity.

But it’s a totally different picture!

Very sultry. That's a good thing.

Those feet tho

Horrible hat.