Vivien Leigh out and about, c. the mid 1940s
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“I hope people will say things like, ‘I remember there was this film and Jimmy Stewart was dancing with some girl, and the floor opened up and underneath was a swimming pool, and they fell in’. I doesn’t matter if they can’t remember the name of the film, just that it made them happy for a couple of minutes, and they always remembered it. It’s a wonderful thing to have been able to give people little pieces of time that they can remember. I want people to say, ‘Yeah, Jimmy Stewart, he gave us little pieces of time.’” — Jimmy Stewart, when asked how he’d like to be remembered. (via kubrech)
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bisexual-genderfluid-christian:
lets play a game called ‘find a shade that would suitably match an African American or any person of any color different than white’. Very tired of white washing.
while there’s obviously a couple of shades for POC up here. there’s so so so so much whiteness. no one needs to wear make-up but anyone who wants to should have the option.
And even those that would work for POC are still on the light end.
Another thing I’ve noticed, which might be a microaggression, is that a lot of the darker skintones have food related names. The lighter shades will be stuff like beige, ivory, and nude (don’t get me started on the word nude), but the darker shades will be honey, chocolate, cocoa, caramel, etc.
If I wanted a caramel machiatto, I’d have just gone to Starbucks.
Sorry but I lol’ed, and you are very correct. Our shades usually have some sort of food attached to them, its annoying. They can take the time to find all these different names for beige but they can’t come up with a few names for brown?! Like maybe sienna, sepia, mahogany, bronze, sable…we come in a variety of brown shades and there are many ways to describe our skin tone without calling us chocolate or cafe au lait.
The drugstore is pretty much 50 Shades of Beige…
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Michèle Morgan, vers 1953.
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Jacques-Henri Lartigue - Renée Perle
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