Jean Harlow - "Graceful Glamour" by WHITE STUDIO (1930) Color:b&w The style evokes Art Deco

The style evokes Art Deco elegance with hints of Orientalism and fantasy

Dazzling Marilyn Monroe captured in a 1952 glamour study by photographer Frank Powolny

Silent-era film star Claire Windsor as captured by photographer Fred Hartsook (circa 1925)

Sweet Doris Day in a 1951 sitting by photographer Bert Six

Image restored from the vintage original tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Jean Harlow - "Graceful Glamour" by WHITE STUDIO (1930) Color:b&w The style evokes Art DecoThis exquisite early glamour portrait of Jean Harlow, created during Hell's Angels (1930) by the renowned White Studio, reveals the star in her natural, pre MGM radiance. Before the famed studio transformation, Harlows beauty appears soft and unvarnisheddelicate brows, silken skin, and gentle blonde waves framing a face luminous with youthful freshness. Draped in a soft sky blue gown and resting gracefully upon a satin sheet, she exudes an effortless