Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin photographed in London to promote their record “Je t’aime… mois non plus” for The Daily Express on March 12, 1970.

Norman Parkinson captures models Morty Batten and Virginia Wynn Thomas in a loving gondola scene in the canals of Venice, Italy, during a photoshoot for an advertisement in the March 1960 issue of British Vogue. The model is dressed in a ballerina-silhouette Polly Peck dress made from Samuel Courtauld fabric.

Mia Farrow and Robert Redford are photographed during the filming of the 1974 film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic 1925 novel The Great Gatsby. In between takes, Farrow said that Redford would lock himself in his trailer to watch political videos about Watergate to prepare for his film All The President's Men.

Paul Desmond is photographed smoking a cigarette behind the scenes of American television show Playboy's Penthouse. The show was hosted by Playboy founder and then-editor/publisher Hugh Hefner and first broadcasted on October 24, 1959.

Peter Sellers aboard his yacht studying a film script while his wife Britt Ekland relaxes in the 1960s. The couple worked together on several movies including After the Fox and The Bobo.

Antonio Lopez draws model Jerry Hall as she poses with a life preserver at the Jamaica Inn in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. The photo was taken as part of a Sonia Rykiel swimsuit spread for British Vogue in May of 1975.

Audrey Hepburn is photographed in an embrace in front of the Fulton Theatre where she starred as Gigi in the Broadway production of the same name in 1951. This image appeared as part of a five-picture photo essay of Hepburn in the June 1952 issue of Esquire magazine titled "Schooled to be Scandalous".

The then-married actors Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in Burton's trailer during the filming of the 1971 film Villain. The couple, both highly successful film stars, were twice married and twice divorced. According to the Associated Press, Burton bequeathed the bulk of his 2.7 million dollar estate to his fourth wife, Sally Hay Burton. He left Taylor nothing. In Taupin's rendition, the doomed lovers pose before dollar-sign wallpaper, holding Cupid's broken wings.