Glory Pal is an outstanding actress, stunning model, successful entrepreneur and television presenter in the land of opportunity, the United States, which Glory has fully realised in her life.
She has had many ups and downs, successes and failures, but Glory has always sought her own path and has not looked back at other people’s opinions or conformed to anyone’s expectations.
The Great Depression divided people into two broad categories. Some really fell into personal depression, while others, like Pal, independently sought ways out of the most critical situations in life. She always relied only on her own strength, especially since her father’s death left her with no choice but to work, work and work some more.
When World War II began, Glory once again proved that she could make extraordinary decisions. She mastered the profession of aircraft technician and successfully served in the Patrol Regiment, preparing aircraft for flights on a par with her male colleagues.
The war ended, and Glory instantly transformed herself, radically changing her activities and starting to make a name for herself in the fashion world. Pal’s appearance set her apart from many in the business, so very quickly, the most prestigious glossy magazines were filled with photos of Gloria, and she quickly became a popular glamour model, the face of many famous brands.
That wasn’t enough for Pal, she decided to conquer not only the catwalks, but also the blue light of television screens. Unfortunately, Glory was hindered by her excessive sexuality, the show she promoted was closed after a few episodes, and producers became wary of the TV presenter’s provocative appearance.
Pal turned this conflict with hypocritical society to her advantage, as negative publicity contributed even more to her popularity than classic publicity. Artists such as Mae West and Madonna openly call Pal their inspiration and an example of how to behave in ambiguous situations.
After television, Gloria began to actively appear in films. The films Twenty Million Miles from Earth, Prison Drama, and The Crimson Kimono became cult classics and continue to be shown in cinemas to this day.
The 1960s were very favourable for Pal in her new direction. Glory launched a brand of evening wear called GG, using the first letter of her name in the name of the brand. At the same time, Pal succeeded as a writer. Her bestsellers about how difficult it is for a woman to run a business on her own sold thousands of copies.
This talented woman passed away at the age of eighty-five in 2012. She left a bright mark on the history of cinema, fashion and literature, becoming an example for many women who doubted themselves.
