Portraits From Hollywood’s Golden Age Of Glamour

There was a time when Hollywood fostered glamour.

 

Actresses were groomed, tutored and trained to present themselves as symbols of class. Perfect makeup, stunning wardrobes, stylish hair, jewelry, shoes: everything that would portray them as beautiful, mysterious and alluring.

Their private lives were just that-private. Scandals were kept at a minimum and their personas were carefully crafted by movie studios. It was an illusion-but a glamorous one.

In Portraits From Hollywood’s Golden Age Of Glamour: Colin Slater’s Hollywood Photo Archive with text by Melissa J. Hayes and published by Lyons Press, you will absolutely marvel at the beautiful photos of dozens of Hollywood's leading ladies decked out in all their finest. Accompanying the photos are text pieces about the individual actress, a few interesting tidbits and the years of their careers.

The book is stunning with its full-color slip cover photo of starlets, its square bound binding and semi-gloss paper interior that really sets off each set of photos.

Relive the glamour, glitz and allure of some of Hollywood’s most stunning and beautiful actresses.

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