guide me
outlaw country ladies by joshua norton. if you like these, chances are you’ll dig the rest of his woodcut art, it’s kind of amazing.
60s hawaiian maxi dress (by maryvannote) mary van note is a fucking babe.
i made a zine yesterday for the first time in half a decade. it felt really good. i’m going to make more, soon, i hope. click the photo for more details.
it was directly inspired by maranda elizabeth & dave cave’s zine “real life: a magical guide to getting off the internet” which you should also buy and read.
Made this the other day. All the images are from a quick Etsy search.
The improper appropriation of Native American cultural practices has interested me for a few years, particularly because it’s something that had to be pointed out to me, despite how widespread the practice is. (Not like I ever ran around in a headdress, it’s just not something I ever looked into.) We instinctively know that it’s wrong to mindlessly parrot other cultures’ beliefs, but somehow this one group is ok? That’s so weird and wrong.
oh god. this is so amazing and so horrible all at the same time. probably because i’ve pretty much heard that statement verbatim (minus the blackface) on more than one occassion.
(via vintage 1940s dress // Lime Green Zebra Print by RococoVintage)
!!! what a GLORIOUS dress! zebra print!
CREDIT: this is a hand-embroidered slip by amelia, which you can easily find here. this is the fifth time i’ve seen amelia’s work come across my tumblr dash uncredited. she’s an awesome, hardworking artist and deserves all the credit she can get. stop posting things uncredited, ya bunch of tumblr jerks (i’m not going to go back nearly four thousand notes to find who originally posted it without credit but suffice to say i can conclude they are a jerk).
(via fuckyeahfemmes)
(via Vintage blouse cap sleeve mustard size M/L by nemres on Etsy)
pretty perfect.
i know i don’t need any new clothes but goddamn this is temptingly affordable and chic.
