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Missingaudrey: Audrey Hepburn By Mark Shaw, 1953

Missmarlenedietrich: &Amp;Ldquo;You Can Even Say That I Hated Myself At Certain Periods. I Was Too Fat, Or Maybe Too Tall, Or Maybe Just Plain Too Ugly … You Can Say My Definiteness Stems From Underlying Feelings Of Insecurity And Inferiority. I Couldn’t

Missmarlenedietrich-Deactivated: Marlene Dietrich In &Amp;Ldquo;Desire&Amp;Rdquo;, 1936.

Missmarlenedietrich-Deactivated: Audrey Hepburn For &Amp;Ldquo;Bloodline&Amp;Rdquo; In 1979.

Meganmonroes: Marlene Dietrich In The 1940S.

Missmarlenedietrich-Deactivated: Marlene Dietrich, Late 1930S.

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Ourmarilynmonroe: Marilyn Monroe Photographed By Douglas Kirkland, 1961.

Katharinehepburn: I Think The Reason People Have An Affection For Me Now Is In A Kind Of A Way I Must Have Lived A Life That A Lot Of Women Think Would Be A Nice Life To Have Lived. They Think Its Dignified, But They Think Its Free. I’ve Done What

Missmarlenedietrich: &Amp;Ldquo;I Don’t Entirely Approve Of Some Of The Things I Have Done, Or Am, Or Have Been. But I’m Me. God Knows, I’m Me.&Amp;Rdquo; Elizabeth Taylor

Missmarlenedietrich: &Amp;Ldquo;She Remains What She Has Been For Many Years – An Absolutely Strange Delight, Whose Lies Outside Her Achievement As An Actress, Is Not Tied To A Specific Time And Does Not Depend On The Taste Of The Moment, Not Even On Common

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