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Taylor Swift 10/26/23.
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I went back to what Stephanie always said this is a fairytale. She is the princess. He is the prince. -Melinda Clarke
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Blue and Pink houses in Exmouth Market
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Moodoard: Aesthetic - Degas Ballerinas.
❝ Muses work all day long and then at night get together and dance…❞
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Florence Welch
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My Place: Florence Welch
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Florence Welch photographed by Vincent Haycock
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The Holiday (2006)
Director: Nancy Meyers
Cinematography: Dean Cundey
Production Design: Jon Hutman
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The Holiday (2006) Directed by Nancy Meyers
Source: cinemaspam
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The Holiday (2006), dir. Nancy Meyers
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The Holiday (2006)
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If books do have the power to bring people together, this one may work its magic. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018) dir. Mike Newell
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A decade of Saoirse “Queen of Acting” Ronan
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Ambitious yet slightly apprehensive about the future, sweet Eilis Lacey (played by Saoirse Ronan) could be any American girl in 2015. But she’s not. As the central character in Brooklyn – which takes place in 1951, and arrives in theaters Nov. 4 – Eilis migrates solo from her native Ireland to New York’s most populated borough, where she eventually falls love with Tony (Emory Cohen), finds work at a posh department store and earns straight A’s at accounting school.
As Eilis transitions from a shy Irish girl to a confident American woman, she gradually trades her bulky Irish woolens for a wardrobe of U.S.-made sweaters, pretty dresses, and full, flirty skirts. “There are certain period productions that are very stylized, but we were going for a natural journey with Saoirse’s character where the clothes were there but they didn’t distract you as much as gave you an overall experience,” explains costume designer Odile Dicks-Mireaux. “Everything came from that era, and looks like real people wore them,” adds Ronan. – Go Behind the Scenes of Saoirse Ronan’s Brooklyn Transformation