LESUIT LADIES PARIS NY LADIES DOUBLE BREASTED LUX BLAZER

LESUIT LADIES PARIS NY LADIES DOUBLE BREASTED LUX BLAZER Double Breasted Fully Lined Marlene Dietrich as Amy Jolly in Morocco (1930) With her cartoon eyebrows arching over her half-shut eyes and those sculpted cheekbones, German-born actress Marlene Dietrich was made for the screen. Between 1930 and 1935. In her later career, she worked with all-star directors Orson Wells, Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, and Fritz Lang, among others. Dietrich was nominated for her first and only Oscar for her role as the cabaret singer Amy Jolly von Sternberg in 1930’s somewhat scandalous film Morocco, in which she dresses in drag and kisses a woman. She famously rejected the Nazi's offer to become the Third Reich’s poster girl, then became an American citizen in 1939. And all the while her style toyed with expectations: At times she would appear in public wearing tuxedos, men’s suits, or driving outfits, other moments she’d choose Lanvin gowns, mink stoles, or Dior. In her last years, Azzedine Alaïa custom-made her clothing (before he was famous). Openly bisexual, Dietrich wed little-known director Rudolf Sieber in 1923 and stayed married till his death in 1976. Meanwhile, she had numerous affairs, and claimed John F. Kennedy, Yul Brenner, and John Wayne as lovers. She died in 1992, 90 years after the boundary-pushing lady was born on today’s date in 1901