#louella

[invisiblequeen]

Howell-Goth : Formal Wear

"Uh....Lou? Your neck looks kinda long right now."

"It's this posepack that did it, Watcher liked the shot too much to scrap it."

".....pfft."

[fflaminlo]

MORE ARRT…. im hitting a creative block with procreate a little bit

fidget belongs to @lapisdraws01

[mional0ves]

@jade-green-butterfly HERE YA GO BESTIE! <33 (srry it took long cause I woke up not to long ago) ANYWAYS I HOPE YOU LIKE IT!! I ENJOYED DRAWING YOURE GORGEOUS GRUMP, AND THIS AMAZING SHIP CALLED CROMELLA ❤️❤️❤️!!

[twixnmix]

Betty Grable, Darryl Zanuck, Marilyn Monroe, Walter Winchell, Lucille Ball, Jimmy McHugh, Jane Russell, and Louella Parsons at Walter Winchell's party for Louella Parsons at Ciro's Nightclub in West Hollywood, May 1953.

[citizenscreen]

Louella Parsons all over Desi and Lucy’s salad at the Golden Globes in 1956.

[yama-bato]

Louella Lester

[goryhorroor]

babylon characters + real life influences

[nuitthegoddess]

Sebastian Michaelis x Louella Montford

Enemies to lovers while fighting over custody of a child

[boricuacherry-blog]

The exploitation of Sue Lyon: Lolita (1962)

James Fenwick

Kubrick's effect set off a domino effect that is still prevalent in pop culture today: the archetype of the Lolita.

She appears in the lyrics of the song Don't Stand So Close to Me by The Police, the sordid moniker Jeffrey Epstein used for his private jet, and in 1992, Ellen Von Unwerth shot Kate Moss for Glamour Italia, in a cover and spread titled "Charming Lolita." In the photos, 18-year-old Moss is styled with a red lollipop, a doll, and ringlet curls - years earlier, John Galliano had selected the 15-year-old to open his show as his "Lolita," launching her career as a forever-young waif.

[thatsbelievable]

[graceandfamily]

Grace Kelly pictured with screenwriter Louella Parsons in Las Vegas, Nev., 1955.

[annoyinglyperfectartisan]

Joan Bennett, Louella Parsons and Mary Pickford

[mostlydaydreaming]

Gene Kelly sitting down with famous Hollywood gossip columnist Louella Parsons on the set of “Anchors Aweigh” (1944)

[hollywoodlady]

June Allyson, seated at an electrical typewriter for the press services, being instructed on how to use it by Hollywood gossip columnist Louella Parsons, who hands her Western Union telegrams.

[citizenscreen]

Louella Parsons showing June Allyson how to use an electric typewriter to write the copy for the press services from Western Union telegrams. (Circa 1948)

[yama-bato]

Louella Lester