ofanotherfashion:

Our family does not keep much, nor do we keep in touch much. But my mom and I have tried our best to determine the dates and names of family photographs. 

This is my grandma, who passed away in January 2011. My grandma sewed almost all her clothing. She also worked in the famous I Magnin and Bullocks stores, which is where she bought her clothes if she did not make them herself. Here she is as a teenager in the late 1940s. She is wearing, probably, a store bought dress. The photograph was taken in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Submitted by N. D. (Los Angeles, CA).

oh my goodness the dancing ladies on her dress!!!

suicideblonde:

Francesa Woodman

remember that time i cried my eyes out when i saw this piece in real life at a press conference when i was supposed to be being a Serious Journalist and made everyone else reaaaaaaal fucking uncomfortable?
yeah, i remember that.

suicideblonde:

Francesa Woodman

remember that time i cried my eyes out when i saw this piece in real life at a press conference when i was supposed to be being a Serious Journalist and made everyone else reaaaaaaal fucking uncomfortable?

yeah, i remember that.

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zaracarpenter:

So this is the first of my two new hat photo shoots, please check out my etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/zaracarpenter?ref=si_shop

Photography by Rikard Osterlund, Styling by the very lovely Rachel Cooper , makeup by Claire Portman and model Ashley from Lenis models 

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one of those days where the wonderful combinations on my tumblr dashboard make me laugh out loud.

one of those days where the wonderful combinations on my tumblr dashboard make me laugh out loud.

FLOWERS! spring has finally arrived in québec!

FLOWERS! spring has finally arrived in québec!

Hopeless Emptiness by Martin   Pezeshgzad
luna-paradise:

i want to live here

reblogging to add credit. i’ve reblogged this before, but i’m like 99% sure this was taken in kensington market - on kensington ave in toronto, three doors down from where i used to live. it makes me heartsick for the brief great times i had living in toronto.
tell me that’s not the same spot:

Hopeless Emptiness by Martin Pezeshgzad

luna-paradise:

i want to live here

reblogging to add credit. i’ve reblogged this before, but i’m like 99% sure this was taken in kensington market - on kensington ave in toronto, three doors down from where i used to live. it makes me heartsick for the brief great times i had living in toronto.

tell me that’s not the same spot:

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dreigroschenoper:

Pola Negri, c. 1926

dreigroschenoper:

Pola Negri, c. 1926

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afrodiaspores:

Jamaican-born artist Albert Chong, “Coronation of a Black Queen,” 1998

this almost made me cry. what a stunning piece of art.

afrodiaspores:

Jamaican-born artist Albert Chong, “Coronation of a Black Queen,” 1998

this almost made me cry. what a stunning piece of art.

plslala:

olaf hajek natureman

plslala:

olaf hajek natureman

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ninikita:

HAIR & SNAILS!
summerturban:

Hair flowers and shellwork in glass dome, possibly Wisconsin, 1880-1900, Langlade County Historical Society, Wisconsin Decorative Arts Database 

ninikita:

HAIR & SNAILS!

summerturban:

Hair flowers and shellwork in glass dome, possibly Wisconsin, 1880-1900, Langlade County Historical Society, Wisconsin Decorative Arts Database