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Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan in Back Street

Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan in Back Street

Hedy Lamarr and her double in Copper Canyon.

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In 1941, MGM costume-designer Adrian also left the studio, later saying: "It was because of Garbo that I left M-G-M. In her last picture they wanted to make her a sweater girl, a real American type. I said, 'When the glamour ends for Garbo, it also ends for me. She has created a type. If you destroy that illusion, you destroy her.' When Garbo walked out of the studio, glamour went with her, and so did I." The shots below are some of his creations for Miss GARBO.

Adrian and Greta Garbo

In 1941, MGM costume-designer Adrian also left the studio, later saying: "It was because of Garbo that I left M-G-M. In her last picture they wanted to make her a sweater girl, a real American type. I said, 'When the glamour ends for Garbo, it also ends for me. She has created a type. If you destroy that illusion, you destroy her.' When Garbo walked out of the studio, glamour went with her, and so did I." The above shots are some of his creations for Miss GARBO.