Most people associate the image of a dancer with a rose between their teeth with the Tango. In reality Argentine or other tango dancers do not do this.
The idea might have started with Rudolf Valentino in the "Blood and Sand" movie. Or in "Some Like it Hot" with Jack Lemon as Daphne dancing the tango with the millionare. Usually, but not always the lady has the rose in her teeth. Historically the rose is a symbol of passion. (5 years and 342 days ago)
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This is SO vintage
Pulling back on the saturation might push it more into the "old film" era, but it's fine just the way it is. I was just thinking of the feel of the overall image, and the bright orange/reds are a bit harsh (not that that is a bad thing) it's your creation. I'm almost waiting for film lines and debris to show up.. hehehe.. great image 
Thanks, I made a few changes, mainly de-saturated some and toned things down. Changed the "chatter" to film grain.
This is my opinion of course, but I would like to say that this gives it a much more "vintage" feel. The brightness of the previous image (and the harsh saturation of the red) really punched you in the face. Not a bad thing for a night club or a bar, but now it can go anywhere... IMHO of course
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