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I love how her look fit every era. The ingenue fifties, the mod sixties look here and her sexy, long-haired look of the seventies. Beautiful woman and fashion chameleon.
ReplyDeleteWell said, anon 1:10, and so true.
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful in any era - blessed with a face and body that could wear pretty much any fashion and hairstyle.
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