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Glamour’s first issue, in April 1939, was called “Hollywood Glamour: The Hollywood way to Fashion, Beauty, and Charm.” In the current March issue, Glamour returned to its roots, taking a look at some vintage fashion covers and photos and examining how the past has influenced today’s hottest looks. Discover how you can re-create classic styles."; TDY_Glamour_vintage[i++] = new Array("","The statement dress","","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/msnbc/Sections/TVNews/Today%20show/Today%20Fashion%20and%20beauty/2008/02%20-%20February/Glamour%20photo/BrightColors.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "273", "387", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); TDY_Glamour_vintage[i-1].body = "
In this picture of Vivien Leigh from a 1941 issue of Glamour, she is pictured in her own dress. Today’s Hollywood look is just as jaw dropping with even more touches of glamour. Notice the embellishments on the sleeve and the plunging neckline and red is timeless and definitely a paparazzi magnet. When we look back, we noticed that the maxi dress was elegant and glamorous. It wasn’t hippie and bohemian and today we are seeing a revival of the maxi dress.

Dress: Tibi
Brooches: Ben Amun
Shoes: STEVEN by Steve Madden
Clutch: Calvin Klein

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Here, Helen Parrish appears on this 1940 cover with the cover line: Hollywood Holiday for the average girl. This swimsuit has the lower cut leg, which we are seeing all over this season.

This look on Christy has the making of a great cocktail dress with the functionality of a swimsuit. Sometimes a one-piece can be even sexier than a two-piece, and it still gives you the coverage you are looking for.

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This Olivia de Havilland cover from 1941 epitomized Hollywood glamour. It was all about strapless flouncy tulle dresses, and floral appliqués were a must in adding detail. It was sexy and sophisticated. A fun tidbit — Olivia de Havilland was one of Glamour’s very first dos in the original issue of the magazine.

Today’s Hollywood starlet continues the trend of flirtatious, feminine, sophisticated dressing. The rosettes have been replaced with ruffles. The impressionistic influence carries through in this water-colored floral print with artistic touches everywhere.

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This suit from a 1941 cover feels super-leisurely. Loretta Young is wearing wide leg high-waisted pants and a structured jacket which is both fashionable and charming.

Wide-leg pants couldn’t be hotter this season and the higher the better. We replaced the casual blazer with a bright top because Glamour girls always wear bright colors. Another added touch is pairing the outfit with a hat, which you will see a lot of this summer and into the fall.

Pants and Jacket: Diane Von Furstenberg
Top: Banana Republic
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Here is an issue from 1940, in which Eleanor Powell is the ultimate Glamour girl. From the perfect coif to the significant jewels, a floor-length floral gown is elegant and always in style. This looks like a dress we are seeing on the Gucci runways.

Elyssa is wearing Diane von Furstenberg’s latest chiffon, flowy, perfect day-to-night dress. Our readers always ask us what to wear to a wedding that starts at 12 and ends at 10. This is the perfect look. And throw on some big jewels to glam this look up even more.

Dress: Diane Von Furstenberg"; // END editorial data