Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth looks fabulous on set of Boom!. ⁠ Photography by Gered Mankowitz with fine art prints available from @IconicImagesNet

A gorgeous day on set of Suddenly, Last Summer. Photos by @mptvimages

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The queen of queens 👑 Elizabeth poses for Bert Stern with her tracheotomy scar proudly on display for Vogue 1962.

A role she would play many, many times throughout her life. The Father of the Bride was released on this day in 1950.

On January 29, 1951, Elizabeth finalized her divorce from Conrad “Nicky” Hilton Jr. less than a year into their marriage. This day marked the end of the mental and physical abuse Nicky had placed on her. Photo 1 by @mptvimages Photo 2 from Tessa: Photos and Digital Collection

Mother with mother 💕 Elizabeth Taylor and Rupaul sit for a photo together at the 1993 ‘Cinema Against AIDS’ benefit. 📸: Firooz Zahedi

May 12, 1959 — Elizabeth and Eddie tied the knot in a marriage surrounded by grief and scandal. Their love was a mask for the mutual pain after losing Mike Todd, and for a moment, they were each other’s rocks during the difficult time. Read more: elizabethtaylor.com/how-the-world-…

Elizabeth stuns in a fiery red Nolan Miller/Mark Zunino gown for her appearance at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival ❤️‍🔥

Elizabeth the mother is her most natural state ✨ Happy Mothers Day to all the moms, grandmas, and mother-figures! Photo 1 by Gianni Bozzacchi Photo 2 by Toni Frissell Photo 3 by Bob Penn

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(3/3) This photograph appears in Bruce’s current exhibition, “Try A Little Tenderness,” on view at Fahey/Klein Gallery in Los Angeles through June 6th.

(2/3) Bruce's image captured a sweet moment between Elizabeth and her great-grandson Finn Wilding, in which she is wearing the JAR "Ball" earrings by Joel Rosenthal, inspired by all the colors of her iconic eyes — their blues, greens, and violets captured in glittering gemstones.

(1/3) Bruce Weber first took this portrait of Elizabeth Taylor for "My Love Affair with Jewelry," which ultimately became the image selected to appear with her dedication at the beginning of the book.

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(2/2) As a studio star, her studies took place alongside fellow young actors and actresses under MGM’s close supervision.⁠ ⁠ Photo by @mptvimages

(1/2) At 17, Elizabeth stands by her mother Sara as she graduates from University High School in Los Angeles 🎓⁠ ⁠ While she was actively enrolled at University High, making it possible for her to receive her diploma, Elizabeth’s education actually came from the MGM lot. ⁠

Elizabeth poses with Harrison Ford and Robert De Niro at the Paramount Pictures 75th Anniversary Party in Los Angeles.⁠ ⁠ Photography by Terry O'Neill with fine art prints available from @IconicImagesNet

The trailer for Father’s Little Dividend, released in the U.S. on this day in 1951.

A woman who knew what she liked 💄 Read all about Elizabeth’s beauty routines at elizabethtaylor.com/get-ready-with… Photo 4 by @mptvimages Photos by Bob Willoughby / @mptvimages

Elizabeth Taylor in Elephant Walk, released on this day in 1954.