Glamorous Gaps



As my faithful followers will have, doubtless, noticed, I spend much time and energy cruising the digital byways. A lot of this time is spent on vintage sites, but I don't neglect sites with a more contemporary focus. Lately I have been seeing a lot of this attractive young lady, (shown above and below) who is the latest hot thing in fashion models, Georgia Jagger.



The most noticeable thing to me about this young lady's face is the gap between her front teeth. Now, don't get me wrong. I'm not ragging on her. I think it's cute. Very attractive, actually.


It's just that it reminded me that there is another gap-toothed young lady I've been seeing a lot of lately. Her name is Lara Stone, (above and below) and she is also a, recently very popular, fashion model.


Is there something about having the cute gap-toothed-ness thing going which has, of late, become de rigueur in the world of modelling?


Lauren Hutton

Of course, the original gap-toothed model was Lauren Hutton in the 1970s. She famously refused to have her teeth "fixed," even after she could afford it, and is today a delightful and attractively gap-toothed 66 year old.


Lauren Hutton


Other notable gap-toothed lovelies include singer/actress/model (and longtime squeeze of Johnny Depp) Vanessa Paradis (above) and model Omahyra Mota. (below)




Actress Jane Birkin has some of the gap-toothed goodness going on too.


Anna Paquin of HBO's "True Blood." Nuff said!


Now, I'm a relatively normal, post-middle-aged heterosexual American male, which is just another way of saying that I don't know or care anything at all about women's fashion, so I offer all this just as an observation. I don't pretend to understand any of it. I just enjoy looking. Heck, I don't even understand why, if those girls are supposed to be fashion models, I see so many pictures of them not wearing much of anything at all, but live and let live. I'm not here to criticize! :)

Rub-a-dub-dub: Shirley Ross


Paris Honeymoon (1938)

Sweater Girl: Sandra Harrison


Sandra Harrison looks a bit spooked in Blood of Dracula (1957)


For the Boys: Boyer, Colbert and Cooper


Charles Boyer, Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper at a
Hollywood Stage Door Canteen party at Fort MacArthur, 1942

Bathing Beauties: Constance Bennett


Topper Takes a Trip (1938)

Topper Takes a Trip (1938)

Reflections: Julie Harris


The Haunting (1963)

Oh Nurse! Clara Bow


Wings (1927)

Wings (1927)

Wings (1927)

Wings (1927)

Bevy of Beauties 23


Virginia Warwick, Harriet Hammond and Phyllis Haver, 1918

On the Set: The Longest Day


Darryl Zanuck, Peter Lawford, Irina Demick, Lord Lovat, Richard
Todd and John Howard on the set of The Longest Day (1962)

The Art of the Dangle 23: More Modern Dangles


Charlize Theron

Angelina Jolie

Asia Argento

Beatrice Dalle on the set of Blackout (1996)

Daria Werbowy

Elena Cucci

Francesca Neri, 1993

Leah Remini

Marija Vujovic

Natasha Poly

Light and Shadow: Marlene Dietrich




“Shadow is mystery and light is clarity. Shadow conceals - light reveals. To know what to reveal and what to conceal and in what degrees to do this is all there is to art.”

--Josef von Sternberg

Fished from the bitstream 15


More of the plentiful fruit of the surf, so to speak.


Deborah Kerr next to her beach 'dressing room'
during the filming of From Here To Eternity (1953)

Jackie, with 'Speed Graphic' from this isn't happiness

Janet Leigh in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960) from Cinema is Dope

Maureen O’Hara in Lady Godiva (1955) from RETrOZONe

Loretta Young from BOUQUET OF TULLE ROSES

Louise Brooks in Prix de beauté (1930) from That Obscure Object

Mylène Demongeot & Otto Preminger during the filming of
Bonjour tristesse (1958) from du guingois

Pearl White in Pearl of the Army (1916) from Old Hollywood

Zena Marshall from Starlet Showcase