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| Miss Gene Marshall |
What every 1940's femme fatale needs in her wardrobe is a little black dress with fabulous black and white striped sleeves. An optional purchase outfit from the 2007 Gene Marshall Rare Deal convention, Dangerous Curves is a surprisingly versatile fashion. With just a simple change in accessories, this stylish dress can go from a film noir look to chic sophistication.
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| Ivy Jordan |
Miss Jordan shows a delightfully flirty side of Dangerous Curves punctuated with pops of color. Accessories include the belt from Embassy Luncheon [Ashton Drake] and lace gauntlet gloves [Integrity]. Hat, cigarette holder, and styling are from The Couture Touch. Color Deal Ivy Jordan is from Integrity.
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| Gene Marshall |
From the Monolithic Studios' costume vault, a still from a 1940's film noir starring Gene Marshall. For her femme fatale look, the dress is accessorized with sumptuous fur and a pearl brooch [both from Integrity]. Shoes and handbag are from Robert Tonner. Tilt topper, gauntlet gloves, and styling are from The Couture Touch. Spring in Central Park, enhanced with an Integrity articulated body, is from Ashton Drake.
Header Photo Credits: A Lady Knows Gene Marshall, enhanced with an Integrity articulated body, is from Ashton Drake. Her original bangs have been removed. Dress and fur from Integrity. Hat from Greene & Lam. Jewels, gloves, cigarette holder, and styling are from The Couture Touch.
Ô! My favourite the little black dress is! Easy and complicated all at the same time--and how it defines a woman of taste. These stars carry it so well: style, fashion, and class all at the same time...a thoughtful change of accessories obliged! --Monsieur Érik
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment Monsieur Erik! Love little black dresses. The perfect canvas for accessories. Melissa
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