Can gypsies cast spells, influencing our styles?
I think from my
childhood they had already done the job, since little I have always like to wear lots of jewelry, scarves, long skirts, headbands, and listen to whimsical and flamenco music—but can they even cast spells?
Spells are not a part of their tarot card work, but many have been
influenced by their fashion. Music artists confirm influences in their
dress and through their songs.
Stevie Nicks achieved both. Her “Gypsy
style” was addicting. In her song “Gypsy” she created a true love for
the gypsy, as she portrays herself on the floor; of a room that she
loved, with some lace and paper flowers. Then, people we admire
unknowingly, influence our personalities as well as our style. Now let
us look at the true picture....
Elizabeth Taylor
Boho gypset goddess, Elizabeth Taylor.
Frida Kahlo
Norma Talmadge-Gypsy Smoke
Silent film star Jetta Goudal.
Theatre Magazine cover featuring Elsie Ferguson 1917
Actress Anna Karina
Gilda Gray, photographed by Irving Chidnoff
Priscilla Coolidge, Gypsy Queen
Martha Graham (who studied under Ruth St. Denis) in Flamenco costume, 1924
Rita Hayworth-- The Loves of Carmen
Gypsy costumeActress Lily Hanbury (1874 -1908) in gypsy costume
Actress Pola Negri -classic film
Actress- Sylvia Sidney
Model/Actress Sienna Miller- Boho Chic
Actress/Singer- Zooey Deschanel
Singer-Florence Welch
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