april 21st happy 2775th city of romiversary!!
be sure to leave out milk and cookies for brutus tonight
Paul Cumbie, Doll House, 1883 | Modeled after the Vanderbilt mansion at 660 Fifth Ave, New York
FRINGILLA VIGO & FRANCESCA FINDABAIR in The Witcher 2.05: Turn Your Back
Audrey Hepburn by Cecil Beaton at his London house for Vogue’s October 1954 issue
You get mistaken a lot for the actor Josh Duhamel. That’s why I am here. I am here to promote something on Netflix.
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1913 Evening dress by Lucile (London)
satin, trimmed with chiffon and machine-made lace, silk velvet, lined with grosgrain, whalebone
(Victoria and Albert Museum)
Lichfield, England (by Dave Fieldhouse)
french expression of the day:
“entre chien et loup”
literally ‘between dog and wolf’, idiom from medieval latin inter canem et lupum
this expression is used to describe a specific time of day, just before night, twilight, when the light is so dim you can’t distinguish a dog from a wolf. However it’s not all about levels of light. It also expresses that limit between the familiar, the comfortable, versus the unknown and the dangerous (or between the domestic and the wild, the hope and fear).
- Eleanor Parker as Carla Forester
- Escape from Fort Bravo (1953)
Woman against candle light, 1905
i still think the best thing about lizzie/darcy is how almost nobody knew it was happening like it was SCANDALOUS and charged and they constantly oscillated between wanting to jump each other or jump each other’s bones and everyone was too busy watching the vanilla trainwreck of bingley/jane and the victorian equivalent of a nuclear bomb that was lydia and wickham to realize that a whole THING was going on right in front of their respective perfectly boiled vegetables
Frida Hansen (1855 - 1931)
Melkeveien / Milky Way, 1898
Charlotte Vega, Roisin Murphy