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Marlene Dietrich Marlene Dietrich en 1948. Marie Magdalene Dietrich (Berlín, 27 de diciembre de 1901-París, 6 de mayo de 1992), más conocida como Marlene Dietrich, fue una actriz y cantante alemana que también adoptó la nacionalidad estadounidense.Es considerada como uno de los más eminentes mitos del séptimo arte, y también como la novena mejor estrella femenina de todos los tiempos ...
18 de may. de 2021 · Marlene Dietrich Stage Fright / Marlene Dietrich Costume Outfit #5 - White Ballgown. Eve, still pretending to be the temporary maid, helps Charlotte Inwood get ready for her theatre performance. Marlene Dietrich’s character Charlotte Inwood is wearing a dazzling off the shoulder white ruffled dress with a white belt.
10 de nov. de 2017 · Eugene Richee : Marlene Dietrich, vers 1932 Sublime Marlene qui a imposé le costume d’homme (repris plus tard par Yves Saint Laurent) aux femmes. Jusqu’alors c’était un signe sulfureux ...
Masochism, masquerade, and the erotic metamorphoses of Marlene Dietrich / Gaylyn Studlar. Publisher's summary "Fabrications" asks questions about the construction of the female body in post-industrial culture, from the turn-of-the-century colossal statuary to 1950s Sweethart fashions to contemporary body-building.
The 1918 silent film Tarzan of the Apes has the first known instance of an ape suit, ... Marlene Dietrich famously donned a gorilla suit in the film Blonde Venus ... One episode of the reality TV show A List Dallas featured male models hired to strip out of gorilla costumes to show off the skimpy underwear products underneath.
Marlene Dietrich in L'angelo azzurro (). Nell'ottobre dello stesso anno firmò il contratto per interpretare il film che le diede la fama, L'angelo azzurro, con la regia di Josef von Sternberg, tratto da un romanzo di Heinrich Mann, fratello del più famoso Thomas. In questo film, che è anche il primo film sonoro del cinema tedesco, la si vede sfoderare un tocco di perversa sensualità e ...
10 de abr. de 2017 · A 1958 correspondence with costume designer Jean Louis reveals Marlene Dietrich's vision of a fashion-tech, glowing, naked dress.
