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Goldie Hawn in "Butterflies Are Free" (dir. Leonard Gershe - 1972)

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Edwardian First Edition Covers of Lucy Maud Montgomery books.

The Story Girl (1911), Anne of Green Gables (1908), Anne of Avonlea (1909), Kilmeny of the Orchard (1910).

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Alice through the years (1903, 1910, 1951, 2010)

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Audrey Hepburn on the set of Sabrina, 1954. Photo by Dennis Stock

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MOIRA KELLY as KATE MOSELEY in THE CUTTING EDGE (1992) dir. Paul Michael Glaser

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Julie Newmar as Miss Devlin

The Twilight Zone - Season 4 Episode 14 (1963) “Of Late I Think of Cliffordville”

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Claudia Schiffer attending the 64th Academy Awards, 1991.

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Dolores Costello and John Barrymore in “When a Man Loves” (1927)

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Carole Lombard in No More Orchids, 1932

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Jane Birkin photographed by Araldo Crollalanza on the set of Slogan (1969).

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Emma Stone in Maniac (2018)

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Mary Pickford in her wedding dress from her second marriage to Douglas Fairbanks, 1920. Photo by Nelson Evans

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Panna a netvor / Beauty and the Beast (1978) dir. by Juraj Herz.

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L'avenir (2016) Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve

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The Virgin Suicides (1999) // Marie Antoinette (2006) // The Beguiled (2017), dir. Sofia Coppola

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Vivien Leigh was hesitant on playing the aging divorcee in Ship of Fools, due largely to the fact that this character had been a Southerner, and she had already played three Southern women in the past. However the author of the novel from which the film had ascended, Katherine Anne Porter, was adamant that only Vivien or Katharine Hepburn could play the part she had written, so Vivien obliged, getting an abundant amount of control over the character. One of the things she had striven to change from the earlier drafts of the script had been how pessimistic Mrs. Treadwell was portrayed as, as Vivien thought she had been “too bitter” to be sympathized with.