Clara Bow, one of the earliest megastars of the silent film era, is famous for being Hollywood’s first “It Girl.” But there’s a lot more to Bow’s dramatic life than bobbed hair and ...

Find out all about Clara Bow, 20th century icon, and why Taylor Swift named a song after her on The Tortured Poets Department. ... At school, Bow’s ragged clothing, auburn hair, ...

Variety went on to dub Bow, who had become known for her trademark pout, flirty eyes and fiery red hair, Hollywood’s “hottest jazz baby.” 45,000 fan letters a month ...

Clara Bow appeared in 58 films in just over a decade. [Photo: ... Variety went on to dub Bow, who had become known for her trademark pout, flirty eyes and fiery red hair, ...

Clara Bow and her husband, Rex Bell, with their two children in an undated photo. Bettmann Archive In 1931, when she was 25, Bow entered Glendale Sanatorium, L.A. Magazine wrote.

Silent film legend, Clara Bow, known as “The It Girl,” was 17 when she appeared in “The Pill Pounder,” which Kansas City filmmaker Gary Huggins discovered 100 years after it was made.

1920's actress and "It" girl Clara Bow is the namesake for the closing track on Taylor Swift's new album The Tortured Poets Department.