Pope of filth ✨

By #Fortuny , the “Peplos” is all abou thtat famed pleating! #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory of c. 1930, via the Met.

So curious how this fabric looks irl, if its one of those that only has that sheen under lights and in photos

Fighting the urge to put my foundations revealed competition win in my bios lol

My only motivation to work hard

'The Kiss' Morticia & Gomez version

something off about this girl wearing a hoodie in a 1940s movie. like I know they've been around a while but it's another thing to see one next to cary grant

why am i blushing they're so handsome

Paris
Mme. Chamas,
66 rue des Petits Champs.

Day Dress, c.1890.

©️ Kent State University Musuem.

Imagine letting your ~new~ friend borrow your favorite creation for a wedding and you ask for the dress back for a shoot you have and she sends it back to you like this without even telling you it broke….

A couple people blocked me over this lol

the valet who's in charge of everything about the king 🦸

This is really good for showing what the internals of a suit jacket look like and how much engineering goes into it

‘Sargent and Fashion’ has some incredible examples of the artist’s flirtation with Pre-Raphaelitism. If you are in London we’d highly recommend this show at Tate.

Fabulous to see Ellen Terry’s Beetle Wing dress from her home Smallhythe Place on display next to the painting.

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