The other day, a friend and I were discussing the phenomenon of Ms. Norma Jean. She was saying how she didn't really buy in to Marilyn's sex goddess status, and that she didn't find her all that gorgeous. I disagree. I find her to be the epitome of femininity and grace, and the archetype of the tragic heroine; as a Gemini, she obviously straddled many different roles with ease - pin up, recluse, bombastic blonde, misunderstood star, bodacious, brilliant, and ultimately alone. Here are some of the photos I've scanned of her. Hope you enjoy them. As always, please credit if you re-post. All photos scanned from Vanity Fair, Celebrity Skin, and the book "Too Young To Die".
This blog is dedicated to Stones goddesses Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg, whose beauty and strength I find limitlessly inspiring (and whose photos I've spent thousands of dollars collecting and hundreds of hours scanning, so please, read the disclaimer at the bottom of the page, and don't re-post them without credit). This means you, Pinterest, Tumblr, etc., people.
Miss Marianne Faithfull:

(Born December 29, 1946) Songs she inspired: She Smiled Sweetly, Let's Spend The Night Together, She's Like A Rainbow, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Wild Horses, I Got The Blues, 100 Years Ago, Winter
Miss Anita Pallenberg:

(Born April 6, 1942) Songs she inspired: You Got The Silver, Sister Morphine (words by Marianne), Wild Horses, Coming Down Again, Angie, Beast Of Burden, All About You
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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