Elizabeth Taylor

Welcome to the official #ElizabethTaylor Twitter account. Curated by House of Taylor to celebrate Elizabeth’s values, her work, and her passions.

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Sea air, sunshine, and Elizabeth, snapped at Malibu Pier in 1976.

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Photography by Terry O'Neill with fine art prints available from @IconicImagesNet

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Happy birthday to Richard Burton, one half of one of the 20th century’s greatest love stories. Elizabeth’s frequent co-star, husband (twice), and the man behind some of the most famous love letters and jewels ever gifted.

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In 1946, Elizabeth Taylor graced screens in a plaid shirt, with a collie in her arms, and top billing for the first time.

Courage of Lassie paired her with Frank Morgan of The Wizard of Oz, and 80 years later, it continues to be a heartwarming watch.

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White Diamonds Icon, for the person who shines inside and out 💖

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Still not for sale! 66 years ago this month, Elizabeth Taylor became Gloria Wandrous in BUtterfield 8 — and won her first Academy Award for the role.

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In 1990, Elizabeth and then-husband Larry Fortensky celebrated Halloween as two brightly colored clowns.

The outfits were the perfect disguise for Elizabeth and Larry as they walked down West Hollywood at one of the largest Halloween street fairs of the world.

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Falling into autumn with Elizabeth 🧡

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The correct answer to ‘What scent are you wearing?” is always White Diamonds Icon 💖

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(2/2) In true Elizabeth fashion, she stunned crowds with a black velvet Tiziani cloak, complete with diamanté scorpions adorning the front and hood. On her neck was the Taylor-Burton diamond paired with the Elizabeth Taylor diamond on her left hand.

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(1/2) Scorpio season is here ❤️‍🔥

Elizabeth Taylor may not have been a Scorpio herself, but she was married to one: Richard Burton.

This marriage landed her at Grace Kelly’s Scorpio Ball, a celebration of her 40th birthday reserved exclusively for Scorpios and their partners.

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A showgirl? A queen? A bride?

Regardless of which Elizabeth character you want to embody this Halloween, we have the perfect breakdown to help you bring them to life: https://t.co/QYSHnnqCNA

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Sapphires spoke to Elizabeth's elegance, reflected in her refined taste for jewels with presence and staying power.

Our sapphire pieces with @BrilliantEarth are created in that spirit, made to be worn, loved, and cherished for generations.

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Nothing like Elizabeth in blue 💎 Especially if it’s the Bulgari Sapphire and Diamond Sautoir.

Photography by Terry O'Neill with fine art prints available from @IconicImagesNet

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(2/2) Seeing himself on screen, Clift would tell Elizabeth, “Oh, God, I’m so awful, Bessie Mae.”
When asked why he called her Bessie Mae, he simply replied: “The whole world calls you Elizabeth Taylor. Only I can call you Bessie Mae.”

Photo by Bob Willoughby / @mptvimages

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(1/2) Soulmates until the end, Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift shared a connection from the moment they met.

Their friendship began in 1949 at the premiere of Clift’s film The Heiress, where Elizabeth attended as his guest at the recommendation of Paramount Pictures.

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Reflections in a Golden Eye was released on this day in 1967 – it was the only film that Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando starred in together.

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Rubies were the stone at the center of Elizabeth's great romances, and she wore them the way she lived and loved: with her whole heart. Our ruby designs with @BrilliantEarth honor that courageousness and remind us that jewelry is most powerful when it expresses who you truly are.

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On this day in 1975, Elizabeth and Richard wed for the second time.

Here, the couple visits the Hollywood Bowl in the 1960s.

Photo by Marv Newton / @mptvimages