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kirstydreaming · 2 months
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Angelika Wachowska & Magdalena Perlinska; 📷
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fripperiesandfobs · 1 year
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“Sonatine” by Dior, fall/winter 1957-8
From Tessier-Sarou
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Hot Take
museums should label 19th-century women’s clothing primarily by formality (except in the case of garments with specific purposes, eg. “cycling costume” or “nightgown”), not by the 10,000 different terms they might be called at the time
my reasoning is that the current hodgepodge of terms, while technically accurate to the period:
1. reinforces the myth that middle- or upper-class women used to always change their dresses many times a day No Matter What, rather than what seems to me the primary-source-supported reality- that they changed situationally, as necessary
2. promotes unnecessary disconnect between the past and the present. we have varying degrees of clothing formality today, just without specific terms for each one. they had garments that could serve for multiple purposes and be dressed up or down with accessories back then. but because we don’t talk about an “afternoon dress” vs. a “ball gown” and they didn’t talk about the dress code for a party being “nice casual” vs. “dressy.” there’s this false idea that our systems of clothing changes/formality are Totally Different. which is really not the case, I think
3. even they couldn’t agree on what to call each individual outfit! I’ve seen fashion plates in magazines where the textual description and the label on the image give the same dress different names
this post brought to you by: Marzi Has Seen Too Many Gowns Labeled “Evening Gown” On Museum Websites Apparently For Their Formality When In Truth They Do Not Have The Single Factor That Usually Made A Dress Strictly For Evening At The Time (namely, revealing more skin about the chest and arms) And Therefore Would Have Stood Just As Well For Formal Daytime Events
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seekingthestars · 2 months
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going on what will probably be an extended adventure tomorrow to try to find a dress to wear to a friend's wedding, pray for me 🫠
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ai-satin-chic · 3 months
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She could drink you under the table and you knew it.
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devdas5z · 7 months
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fauvester · 1 year
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omg iskra going back in time auau- but like- garak seeing two random cardassians on the station with no explanation why they r there, and they seem to know him like- what. Would they try to avoid him so he dont sus them out? what about names? They obviously cant say their surnames. And Ziyal 🥺 (sorry this is just such a edible idea anyway)
AWOOOOGH GARAK WOULD BE SO INTRIGUED! you KNOW he'd be hiding behind promenade pylons trying to get a drop on any information about the two cardassians that the captain has let stay on the station during the war against cardassia! You KNOWWW he'd be desperately trying to make eye contact with them at quark's! AND YOU KNOW ISKRA WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO RESIST THE TEMPTATION!
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Unfortunately Idan is a first year starfleet student and like any student is deeply passionate about the letter and not the spirit of the law, and thinks that they should barricade themselves in their quarters so as to prevent temporal contradiction (as recommended in the textbook). Iskra, who graduated a cardassian jurisprudence apprenticeship and has a degree in comparative galactic law, recognizes that every set of regulations has loopholes just waiting to be tugged open and wiggled through. And that involves meeting all her aunts and uncles in their glory days, causing trouble, making cryptic remarks and flirting up a storm.
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They probably do ask sisko to get bashir and garak off the station to minimize interference (Iskra also requests several other random crewmembers be kicked out. Just so that there's no implication about future events.) But not before she gets to meet her yadek! (and maybe get hit on by s3 era julian, eugh)
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Iskra goes by her birth family name when she's not on Cardassia to minimize assassination attempts, so they're both Ghilanas (until SOMEONE hacks into the computer on their rented shuttle and finds their ID info...)
And also Ziyal... wary of two shiny young cardassians but still trying to put on a brave face...swept up by their openness and enthusiasm but deeply wary of the secret they seem to be hiding...
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paradoxlemonade · 10 months
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For your consideration: Men in historical dresses
Put his ass in a hoop skirt
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chicinsilk · 7 months
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Nylon from noon to 10 p.m.
(12:00 p.m.) Jeanne Lanvin-Castillo Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1957-58. “Triple Bleu”, afternoon set, dress and coat in “Nangora” (Nylon and angora down) Cendron-Perceval.
(5:00 p.m.) Christian Dior Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1957-58 Sondra Peterson wears “Epinette,” a creponée Nylon lace late afternoon dress by Marescot.
(7:00 p.m.) Chanel Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1957-58.Chanel. Sondra Peterson in a lamé fashioned cocktail suit (Hélanca, nylon foam, Rhodia and Lurex) from Bucol.
(10:00 p.m.)Jean Dessès Haute Couture Collection Fall-Winter 1957-58. Brivet Nylon veil tulle evening dress.
Nylon de midi à 22h00.
(12h00) Jeanne Lanvin-Castillo Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1957-58. "Triple Bleu", ensemble d'après-midi, robe et manteau en "Nangora" (Nylon et duvet angora) Cendron-Perceval.
(17h00) Christian Dior Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1957-58.Sondra Peterson porte "Epinette", une robe de fin d'après-midi en dentelle Nylon créponnée de Marescot.
(19h00) Chanel Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1957-58.Chanel. Sondra Peterson en tailleur de cocktail en façonné lamé (Hélanca, Nylon mousse, Rhodia et Lurex) de Bucol.
(22h00 )Jean Dessès Collection Haute Couture Automne-Hiver 1957-58.Robe du soir en tulle voilette Nylon de Brivet.
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michelle-manips · 1 year
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Bonnie Bennett Manip
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yourbeautymadam · 5 months
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vikkates · 2 years
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New pieces I would like The Princess of Wales to add to her wardrobe (1,216/?)
Dress by Elie Saab
Remembrance weekend is coming up, and I think a shorter midi version of this gown would be great for the Festival of Remembrance. Kate tends to go simple for that event every year. I think this dress is simple enough, but the lace, collar and bow on this dress give it just a bit more interest than most of the ones she’s chosen in the past. 
Currently sold out.
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nourfathallah · 4 months
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Celestial Glamour: Nour Fathallah's Evening Gowns that Dazzle Under the Stars
In the realm of fashion, where style meets celestial splendor, Nour Fathallah has emerged as a luminary designer, capturing the essence of the night sky in her exquisite evening gowns. This article delves into the celestial glamour that defines her creations, with a special focus on the allure of long evening gowns that enchant under the stars.
Celestial Glamour in Fashion
As trends in fashion evolve, celestial-themed designs have taken the industry by storm. From twinkling stars to ethereal galaxies, fashionistas are embracing the cosmic allure in their wardrobes. Nour Fathallah stands out in this celestial renaissance, infusing her evening gowns with a touch of the cosmos. The interplay of celestial elements in her designs adds a captivating dimension to the world of high fashion.
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Nour Fathallah's Signature Style
Nour Fathallah's designs are characterized by their unique blend of sophistication and celestial mystique. The careful craftsmanship and attention to detail in each gown reflect the designer's dedication to creating wearable works of art. With a focus on intricate beading, celestial patterns, and flowing silhouettes, Fathallah's evening gowns are a testament to her distinctive signature style.
The Allure of Evening Dresses
Long evening gowns have always held a special place in the realm of formal attire. The graceful flow of the fabric, combined with the celestial embellishments, creates a captivating allure. These gowns are not merely garments; they are statements of elegance, designed to make a lasting impression at any evening soirée. Nour Fathallah's creations, in particular, elevate the allure of evening dresses to new heights.
Versatility for Weddings
When it comes to choosing the perfect attire for weddings, the search for the ideal evening dress can be both exciting and challenging. Nour Fathallah's celestial-themed gowns offer a versatile and enchanting option for brides and wedding guests alike. The incorporation of celestial elements adds a touch of magic to the wedding festivities, making these gowns a popular choice for those seeking celestial glamour on their special day.
Embracing Sleeved Elegance
For those who appreciate a touch of modesty and timeless elegance, long evening gowns with sleeves have become a sought-after choice. Nour Fathallah understands the allure of sleeved dresses, seamlessly integrating sleeves into her celestial-inspired designs. The result is a collection that not only dazzles under the stars but also caters to those who prefer a more covered yet stylish look.
Navigating the Options
Whether it's a grand gala or an intimate gathering, Fathallah's collection offers a diverse range of options for women seeking the perfect party dress. From sleek and form-fitting to flowing and ethereal, the designer's repertoire encompasses styles that suit various preferences. The celestial glamour is not confined to a singular look, allowing fashion enthusiasts to explore and find the gown that resonates with their style.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Nour Fathallah's evening gowns stand as celestial works of art, captivating hearts with their enchanting designs. From the allure of long evening gowns to the versatility for weddings and the embrace of sleeved elegance, her collection caters to the diverse preferences of the modern woman. As we navigate the vast options in the world of fashion, Fathallah's celestial glamour continues to shine bright, reminding us that fashion is not just about attire; it's about creating moments of magic under the stars.
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pinknumber5 · 2 years
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devdas5z · 2 years
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Cybill Shepherd in At Long Last Love
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disastersteps · 7 months
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me debating on drawing anita with or without a undershirt when they wear a barong...
i... might make a two versions, 'cause one) been wanting to draw them in a barong tagalog for ages, and second) tattoos under the barong.............is kinda cool..............
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