[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't think you would have opened up a magazine back then and seen photos of an actress walking down the street in a tracksuit and baseball cap (or an actor, for that matter). I don't idealize that too much, though, because being glamorous all the time is exhausting and I don't expect anyone to keep it up without a day off now and then.

NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

But... that's because old Hollywood rigidly controlled its stars lives/ publicity, and wouldn't let 'normal' 'everyday' photos of its stars to be published. Whereas nowadays celebrities' lives aren't as controlled by studios AND consumers and creators of celebrity gossip have an appetite for seeing celebrities off guard - think of all the photo sets of movie stars just getting out of the gym, walking the dog, going shopping, getting a coffee etc that you will commonly see in gossip mags now. It's not because they were inherently less scruffy than people today.