{farewell elizabeth taylor}
Wednesday 23rd March, 2011
by Roséline
. . . the fondest farewell to one of the most beautiful women in the world, and one of the last of the great hollywood icons . . .
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She was, indeed, a stunner. One of the most beautiful shots of her appeared in LIFE magazine long ago. She was wearing no make-up and her hair was wrapped in a towl. Holy Cow!! She didn’t need all the gunk to be gorgeous.
No one will ever be able to hold a candle to Elizabeth Taylor, from her beauty to her acting to her love life…
-Julie. littlepinkrainboots.blogspot.com
So glam! Beautiful pics. RIP xxx
She was truly one of the most beautiful people inside and out…she will be missed!
rest in peace, elizabeth taylor
what a phenomenal beauty…sadly they don’t make them like that anymore…xx meenal
what a beauty! i am liking your blog (the glamorous title pulled me in)! i’m new to the world of blogging, please stop by!
She was beautiful, a great actress, and so loyal to her friends and her causes. As each of the true Hollywood legends passes away, I’m reminded how sad the end of that era truly is.
Indeed a true icon of glamour and beauty. Your post was a lovely tribute.
The best eyebrows in Hollywood – a true stunner and bewildering beauty.
Agreed. Did a post in remembrance of the icon myself today as well. She is stunning and will be missed.
xx Vivian @ http://diamondsandtulle.blogspot.com
So sad, I adore Old Hollywod and where would it be without these icons! Lovely post
Stunner. Those eyes, a true icon.
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It’s so very sad to think all of the Old Hollywood legends are practically gone… save for a couple of my favorites, Maureen O’Hara and Olivia DeHavilland.
It’s so very sad to think all of the Old Hollywood legends are practically gone… save for a couple of my favorites, Maureen O’Hara and Olivia DeHavilland.