My Madeline Kahn hopeful moment!
Annette Holbrook(z7a)
5 years ago
So I absolutely love Madeline Kahn, and as a kid thought I’d grow up to be just like her(lol, right?)
One of my favorite screen moments of hers is from High Anxiety where she gets out of a car and her pantsuit is the same pattern as her Louis Vuitton car.
So I just bought a new Willam Morris duvet cover for my bed,
And then this morning, I discovered this dress on eBay :D
I think I’ll buy it lol.
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Dolly
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5 years agoWrong color but you could commission these in a different coordinating color. LOL
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