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There's no doubt You Can't Take It with You is
an all-around great movie; it is, after all, one of the few comedies
that has ever won an Academy Award, but let's take a moment to turn our
focus to the beautiful 1930s costumes and accessories, shall we?
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We want to hear your thoughts on this film and its quirky yet classic costuming--and we certainly wouldn't protest to hearing some crazy in-law stories!
3 comments:
It is from a play by Kaufman and Hart. I love the play and the movie. I enjoy seeing your interpretation of the costumes. keep it coming!
I am new to your blog and I'm so glad I found it! I invite you to check mine out! I hope you have a great weekend! =)
-Heidi Harlequin
www.20stampslater.blogspot.com
I am new to your blog, but my mom got me one of your skirts for christmas. I thought maybe you'd like to see how I styled it
http://raggedorwelldressed.blogspot.com/2013/01/just-dance.html
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