This Friday’s Featured Friend is lps #2250! A black and white lovebug with purple eyes. They came in the Flowers ‘n Fashion set with the B32 Blythe doll as part of the Black and White Collection. The set was a Target exclusive!
Thoughts: A classical young lady! I think she’d be in love with the aesthetics of the 1950’s. Loves dresses but doesn’t mind donning a snazzy suit when the occasion calls for it! Definitely owns a collection of vinyl records, and has an *~*aesthetic*~* record player for them! Still stans Doris Day. Her biggest comfort food is definitely brownies.
The bad girl on the lot, Louise Brooks, Flapper, Cult Icon, 1928.
Photographed by Eugene Robert Richee.
Contrary to what most people believe, Louise Brooks was not a top star in the 1920s. She was a star, but she was far from the heights achieved by Colleen Moore, Connie Talmadge, Garbo or Crawford.
When film historians came to be, in the 1950s, she was re-discovered and proclaimed, in a normadesmonesque-way, the greatest of them all.
