Oh, This Old Thing: Eleanor Parker
| By: Lisa J. | ||
Never has a nickname fit a woman more than Eleanor Parker’s “Woman of a Thousand Faces.” The American actress launched her career with her debut film role in 1942, and from then on she was off and running. Parker was a talented actress, a stunning face, and of course, she was famously versatile. However, it may have been her mad gift for adapting to her roles that kept her from ever quite becoming a major star. After all, how could audiences know what to expect of her – that is, if they even remembered that she was the same actress they’d seen in other films? She did land several honors, including a Golden Globe, an Outstanding Lead Actress Emmy nomination, three Best Actress Oscar nominations and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The beauty is probably best remembered for her part as the Baroness in 1965′s The Sound of Music. If there is a lesson we can learn from Eleanor and in turn apply to fashion, it’s that sometimes, less truly is more. Take a look at the purses I found below – they’re sizzling, but definitely not too hot to handle. Plus, they compliment Eleanor’s soft, whimsical, romantic look above.
1. Derek Lam Evie Clutch $890
2. Prada Small Nappa Gaufre Mini Shoulder Bag $1,495
3. Glint Pleated Frame Clutch $68
4. Sondra Roberts ‘Pleated Wave’ Satin Frame Clutch $78
5. Juicy Couture ‘Riviera – Large’ Leather Wristlet $128
6. Marc Jacobs ‘Sandy Quilting’ Quilted Metallic Clutch $595
Photo from Mademan.com.
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