But Dietrich did not restrict herself to the silver screen. She also tackled Las Vegas shows and had a one-woman Broadway show called Marlene Dietrich Broadway, for which she was awarded a Special ...

ladies — tuxedos are having a moment. Actually, they’ve been having a moment, one more than 80 years in the making, thanks in large part to the legacy of Marlene Dietrich. On Thursday ...

“Marlene Dietrich: Dressed for the Image” showcases ... In one scene, she dons a tuxedo and top hat, a cigarette hanging casually from her hand, as she sings and, at one point, kisses another ...

Jolly performed on stage in a black tuxedo and matching top hat. Jolly walks into the audience and kisses a female audience member on the lips. Under the guise of her character, Dietrich got away ...

Ever since Marlene Dietrich famously wore a man’s dress ... In a lofty league of its own however, is ‘le smoking’, the first tuxedo for women, designed half a century ago by Yves Saint ...

A lady in a tuxedo isn't a new thing ... Before her, Hollywood icon Marlene Dietrich (among others) made menswear her signature and often added a top hat to give her outfits an extra layer ...

Ferrera’s sharp tuxedo harkened back to Marlene Dietrich’s suit in the 1930 feature film “Morocco.” That look, complete with top hat, was pioneering at a time where women wearing pants ...

Marlene Dietrich was known for dressing in sharp suits ... with the contemporary Hollywood actress donning a well-tailored tuxedo for her role. Dietrich was said to have both male and female ...

At the 2024 Tony Awards in New York City last night, she arrived on the carpet in a tailored tuxedo from Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Her suit included a looser and boxier fitted jacket ...