Elizabeth Taylor

‘White Diamonds’ is forever ✨ Embody the glamor of Elizabeth Taylor’s diamonds with this signature scent, layered with bright florals and warm woody notes for the perfect day-to-night wear. 🔗Celebrate National Fragrance Day by getting a bottle at amzn.to/4fw5pdw

The colors of Spring 🌷

In 1954, Elizabeth stood side-by-side with then husband, Michael Wilding, to present the Best Documentary category at the 26th Oscars celebration! Watch the moment unfold as we head into this year’s Academy Awards🌟

62 years ago today, the Taylor-Burton couple made their love official 💕 From then on, they shared a thrilling, passionate, and undeniable connection that only they could truly understand.

Passion personified. Norman Parkinson captures Elizabeth for an advertisement for her iconic fragrance in 1987. Photo by Norman Parkinson with fine art prints available from @IconicImagesNet

While many versions of Little Women have graced screens both big and small over the years, the 1949 rendition holds a special place in our hearts. Read all about Elizabeth’s performance as Amy at elizabethtaylor.com/elizabeth-tayl…

Through every challenge she faced, Elizabeth emerged stronger than before, meeting each chapter with courage and grace.
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 Photo by Mark Shaw / @mptvimages.⁠

Elizabeth on the set of Raintree County, captured by Bob Willoughby. Photos by Bob Willoughby / @mptvimages

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*Correction: The year was 1954 not 1957.

Watch as Elizabeth charms her way through her 1957 appearance of ‘What’s My Line?’

In 1967, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? won three BAFTA Awards, including Best British Actress and Best British Actor for the Taylor–Burton couple!

Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding, a love to be remembered 💘 Celebrate their marriage and the family they built together at bit.ly/4cBblCy

A legend in his own right, director Joseph Sargent was awestruck while working alongside Elizabeth Taylor on the 1986 film ‘There Must Be a Pony.’

No one loved love like Elizabeth loved love. 💗 Happy Valentine’s Day! Photo 2 by Harry Benson, Photo 3 by Richard Avedon

(2/2) That script became These Old Broads – Elizabeth’s final film role where she starred alongside Reynolds, MacLaine, and Joan Collins (who replaced Bacall). Read the full story at elizabethtaylor.com/these-old-broa…

(1/2) Sunday afternoons in Elizabeth Taylor’s L.A. garden drew legends – one particular afternoon, Debbie Reynolds, Shirley MacLaine, Lauren Bacall were all in attendance to convince Elizabeth to read a script written by Debbie’s daughter, Carrie Fisher.

Valentine’s Day mood board ❤️💞🌹 First photo by Gianni Bozzacchi

For Elizabeth, the best part of theater are the people.

When Elizabeth returned to the stage for “The Little Foxes,” it was more than a return to the spotlight. This was the moment that signaled a renewed ambition, a recommitment to discipline, and a deeper understanding of herself as an artist. Read more: bit.ly/ElizabethTaylo…