All things beautiful: Costumes and clothes worn by Elizabeth Taylor

sexta-feira, 6 de agosto de 2021

Costumes and clothes worn by Elizabeth Taylor

The Tiziana Kimono Taylor wore, with a very impressive headpiece, in 1968 film Boom which also starred Richard Burton and Noël Coward

Elizabeth Taylor wore this beautifully structured metallic dress with leaf detailing

back in 1992

The Scorpio cloak Taylor wore to Princess Grace's birthday party in Monaco. Grace only invited people with the same Scorpio birth-sign as herself. Liz was born under Pisces but Burton, fortunately, is a Scorpio

The yellow dress from Taylor’s wedding with Richard Burton. (photo courtesy of Nate Jensen)

Versace bolero, decorated with Greek profiles. Elizabeth Taylor wore during a charity

event for her AIDS foundation in 1992

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