Angelica Huston

Source: The 70′s Fashion Found Archive Related Posts Vogue 1951 by Cecil Beaton Moira Shearer, 1950s Audrey Hepburn takes a break during the filming of ‘Two for the Road’, 1967 Filed under: 1970s, Fashion, Models, Vintage Tagged: 1970s, Anjelica Huston, fashion, Photo, vintage, Vogue, Wallis FrankenRead Full Story

Long before the likes of today’s cool young Hollywood a-listers & influencers like the much refered to Chloe Sevigny, there was the achingly hip, quirky yet divine beauty of actress & model Angelica Huston in the 1970′s. Shot frequently by Bob Richardson for Italian Vogue(including above), she cut an exotic, startling, unexpected and decadently chic swath around high-fashion circles with beau Jack Nicholson in tow and serves as a remarkable inspiration to this day. -Naveed Hussain Some of our...Read Full Story

Angelica Huston was terrifying in Nicolas Roeg's The Witches way back in the early 1990s and now she's returning to British kid flicks with a turn as the scarily-titled Miss Battle-Axe. Horrid Henry 3D is a new movie brought to us by the ace Vertigo Films. A new selection of character banners have been sent over to us and we'll show them off! Expect this one to to be a big hit with da kidz this summer. Awesome cast too. Angelica Huston is joined by Richard E. Grant, Parminder Nagra and Noel...Read Full Story

Source: FilmShaft - Horrid Henry 3D Gets A Brand New TrailerAngelica Huston was terrifying in Nicolas Roeg's The Witches way back in the early 1990s and now she's returning to British kid flicks with a turn as the scarily-titled Miss Battle-Axe. Horrid Henry 3D is a new movie brought to us by the ace Vertigo Films. We've had a teaser trailer previously, but now we can deliver the trailer proper - so check it out! Expect this one to to be a big hit with da kidz this summer. Awesome cast too...Read Full Story

Angelica Huston photographed by Irving Penn for Vogue September 1972. Filed under: 1970s, Angelica Huston, Fashion, Irving Penn, Models, Photographers, Photography, Vintage, Vogue Tagged: 1970s, Angelica Huston, fashion, Irving Penn, makeup, Photo, vinrage, VogueRead Full Story

Anjelica Huston and Danny Huston will celebrate their family's film legacy at the TCM Classic Film Festival next month.The two actors will present "Hollywood Dynasty: The Hustons" on April 24. The tribute will include screenings of three films and question-and-answer sessions. The festival, which is open to the public, will be held April 22-25 in Los Angeles.Among the featured films is a recently restored version of 1948's "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," which John Huston wrote and...Read Full Story

The perfect creepy girl. I owe it all to the movie, The Witches. She was the meanest grand high witch. Something about her then has always fascinated me. She has that smoldering, mysterious beauty. Forever creepy!Read Full Story

Long before the likes of today's cool young Hollywood a-listers & influencers like the much refered to Chloe Sevigny, there was the achingly hip, quirky yet divine beauty of actress & model Angelica Huston in the 1970's. Shot freOriginal Post at Angelica Huston- The Way She WoreRead Full Story

Anjelica Huston, 58, received a star on the Walk Of Fame. Huston’s famous director father John Huston also has a star inset on Hollywood Boulevard. She told well-wishers: “The beauty of this award is that it’s as permanent as anything in life these days. It can’t be misplaced or left in the ladies room by accident and I always get the same billing. From here on, I’ll always know where to find myself and so will other people.” Huston’s was the 2398th star on the Walk Of Fame. The star of such...Read Full Story

hough Texans are some of the most patriotic Americans alive, their state is more like a small country in itself. Ten per cent bigger than France the Lone Star mega state boast a culture just as rich and distinct as many famous nations. For this reason Texas travel can mean anything from chilling out and soaking up some culture in trendy cities like Huston or Austin, to saddling up and crossing the Great Plains by horseback. It’s this diversity that makes Texas travel  unique both in the US...Read Full Story