She certainly had a beautiful face minus all of the overt make-up and fruit hats. I’ve always liked her, not least of all because we are height mates. Us shorties have to stick together. 🙂
Here’s my personal theory — false eyelashes applied by a makeup artist (not the ones I saw my sister glue on in the sixties) catapult the average looker into the stratosphere of pure glamour. That’s my theory and I’m stickin’ to it. 😉
Holy cow, she was gorgeous and I had no idea! Those eyes!!!! Yowza. You could light a fire with those sparks.
Kind of reminds me of Berenice Bejo in “The Artist”, non?
This has always been my favourite photo of Carmen. Love it!
As the Dandy mentioned, no hat!… And, what a face!
She certainly had a beautiful face minus all of the overt make-up and fruit hats. I’ve always liked her, not least of all because we are height mates. Us shorties have to stick together. 🙂
I too am very fond of platform shoes 😉
Dearest V
What a beauty she was, one forgets, diverted by the hats I suppose.
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
Five feet tall, six to eight inch platform shoes, and a head dress that often reached to the sky – that’s how we go from mite to monumental 😉
Dearest V
Too true. Little Miss Dynamite was she.
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
Do you ever wonder what these stars from the past would look like with 2013 make-up and hair? Hmm…
Here’s my personal theory — false eyelashes applied by a makeup artist (not the ones I saw my sister glue on in the sixties) catapult the average looker into the stratosphere of pure glamour. That’s my theory and I’m stickin’ to it. 😉
I like this theory. It all boils down to some great false eyelashes. I buy that. 🙂
Ms. Life! Are you back from your journey East?
Holy cow, she was gorgeous and I had no idea! Those eyes!!!! Yowza. You could light a fire with those sparks.
Kind of reminds me of Berenice Bejo in “The Artist”, non?
Say! Now that you mention it, very much so.