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So gracious and dramatical! Even though her eyes are in the shadow.. the look is still so intense.. full of wisdom. simply beautiful! she seems from a different decade of ours..

What eyes.

How utterly beautiful xx

Is she weearing red eyeshadow?
interesting …
like the hat very much :)

Love this semi-incognito look.

So teatral ;) love the perfection, the eyelook!!! great caption!!! Your work can capture one soul!

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I love the effect the shadow gives off her face. What a gorgeous photo and a gorgeous hat.

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Great shot of a really beautiful woman!

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The hat is gorgeous and the red lip color complements her so much!

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Does this have anything to do with a certain memorial service at St. Paul's?

great image. Might even work better in b&w – echoing Jerry Schatzbergs pics of 60's behind the scenes Dior :)

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the hat looks great.

shadow is awesome too.

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This is a very dramatic shot!!

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wow…so very lovely…those eyes speak a thousand words!

the shadow of hat on her face, cold lokking eyes, bright skin and red lipstick…that all make a very aristocratic lady of her, like from the movie "Tredowata"
beautiful!

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STUNNING!!!! I would love to have that framed. I love everything about it.

It´s a beatiful hat, great photo!!!
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What an interesting photo! She somehow reminds me of Coco Chanel…

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So 'Empire Boardwalk!' Have similar hat & always get compliments …

Great hat! Love the picture-she looks deep in thought!
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What an absolutely beautiful photo!! the hat is so classy :)

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Beautiful!!

visiting your post and I do think you are really born to be a fashion blogger

The shadow of the hat gives her such a mysterious look- so sophisticated! Her lips are so well shaped too!

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Super dramatic. I'd love to see her eye makeup-the copper looks cool!

There's a Tilda Swinton quality to her. If Swinton wore red lipstick…

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Oh yeah thats my colour!

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A wonderful picture in so many ways – the lines and shadows, that bare section of lower face.

It also opens up so many questions about that beautiful woman. I think that's what you're so good at.

There's something a bit set about her mouth whereas her eyes are softer – a combination which intrigues, makes you want to know more about who she is. Not what job she does, editor of somethingorother, but who that person really is behind the hat.

Allure, mystery, drama, intrigue — a dash of darkly compelling urban noir, captured in the brilliant light of day. Wonderful.

Makes me wanna watch 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' again.

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I don't know about you guys but somehow this pic kinda reminds me of Coco. I would love to have one of these hats.

I'm in love with this photo… she looks so refined!

Very 1930s.

wow, red lips and black hat are totally fashion!!!

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Beautiful!!!

wowww very chic lady!! love the hat

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Nice portrait…as always.

Lovely photo of a very beautiful woman

I feel like I should say great stuff about this photo but for some reason I am finding it distracting–or at least the shadows from the hat on her face are.

Great photo! Beautiful woman. So jazz age. She looks a little like the main character from Masterpiece Theatres "Love for Lydia" or like Anais Nin. That hat and collar are amazing. Swoon big time!! What a woman!

Love how the eyes work with the hat (though if she taken it off she'd have looked as though she had conjunctivits, or terrible insomnia. Just sayin') and mouth. The shadow the brim casts over her face bridges her makeup kind of perfectly.

i love the photo! and there is elegance and authority in her face and fashion! beautiful!

Love the picture and especially the shadow but not sure about her eye make up. Love the lippy though!!

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i love this.

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gorge photo and that hat is super fab

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x

Gothic and drama, it's wonderful !
xoxo

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Im prone to dislike what you normally post here but this picture is trully amazing.
Congratulations.

Love her look: timeless, stately, elegant, supremely self-conscious sans apology.

She is multi-lingual, chooses her words carefully. Know I'd hang on her every word.

This is why I follow the Sartorialist.

like a painting. love the shades of the background.

Sweet and low down…………

such a beautiful shot!
love the red eye-shadow with black hair and pale skin…

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superb. looks like danielle zinach. is it her?

Wow. That is an incredibly beautiful photo. Well done.

Love her fine millinery. Love her purple pink eye rims!

Just a beatiful moment!

Incredible, I actually love her lips…they remind me of a canoe strangely…

All the best

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mademoiselle Chanel?

Looks like Tilda, too. xo

she does not look happy

i like the pair of thin lips in full red

Very coco chanel before she cut her hair. This lady could have been a spy in a movie about The War to end all wars, the great war or First World War. She is mysterious;knowing and very sophisticated. Her eyes are on her goal and her lips are very determined. The hat, hair style and lace collar are circa 1918. There is a certain sadness around her eyes, but this will not deter her from her life’s journey. Definitely movie material!

Stunning shot of a formidable, defiant looking woman