The Colorful and Campy Style of “What a Way to Go!”
The Colorful and Campy Style of “What a Way to Go!”
Java's Journey: Edith Head's Fashions Tell a Story in What a Way to Go! (1964)
The Colorful and Campy Style of “What a Way to Go!”
🎥 Shirley MacLaine in an outfit by Edith Head for What a Way to Go! (1964), also featuring Robert Mitchum, via @theclassicsdarling. | By Trashy Diva Intimates | I'm reminding you to
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🎥 Shirley MacLaine in an outfit by Edith Head for What a Way to Go! (1964), also featuring Robert Mitchum, via @theclassicsdarling. | By Trashy Diva Intimates | I'm reminding you to
Shirley MacLaine dress from "What a Way to Go"
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Gowns designed by Edith Head for Shirley MacLaine, 1964. Featured in What a Way to Go! : r/fashionhistory
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