The Thomas Crown Affair (1968)
Original b&w publicity/photo still #TCA-49 from The Thomas Crown Affair (1968).
Capturing the film’s unmistakable fusion of high fashion, erotic tension, and late-1960s sophistication. Directed by Norman Jewison, the film became a defining work of the era, celebrated for its stylish experimentation, split screen editing, and iconic performances by Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway. Dunaway’s image in particular helped shape the era’s fashion language, transforming cinema into a showcase of modern elegance and female autonomy.
The still presents a striking close-up of Faye Dunaway, framed in profile beneath a wide-brimmed, sculptural hat that casts dramatic shadows across her face. Her gaze is poised and introspective, conveying intelligence, mystery, and quiet authority. The minimalist composition and high-contrast lighting emphasise her features and the couture styling that became synonymous with the film. Elegant and enigmatic, the image perfectly encapsulates the cool sophistication and psychological intrigue at the heart of The Thomas Crown Affair.
- Year: 1968
- Size: 8 X 10 inches
- Condition: Unframed
- Product Code: T6409
