Btw You Will Miss This In 5 Or 10 Years. Memory Will Smooth These Circumstances Down Like A River Stone,

from @thewestwoodarchives on ig . “Wow! Footage of the iconic kiss!

I don’t remember seeing this before as 90s Vivienne Westwood can be hard to find sometimes but here is footage of the iconic kiss was between Denis Lewis and Susie Bick for Vivienne Westwood’s Autumn/Winter 1990 “Portrait” collection!

Thank you to @pechuga_vintage for finding this!”

What’s your opinion on men with long hair

i wanna bounce on it

Detail from Caravaggio’s “The Incredulity of St. Thomas”, c. 1601-02.

you know. I headcanon that lleu has blue-ish black hair and goewin has a warm toned, brown-ish or red-ish dark hair. why? goewin's hair is brown-ish/red-ish black because the sun loves her. it gives her the warmth and the rays of light that only ever shine on her. she is not in the cage of her grief. she is scorching like fire and beautiful like spring blooms. she is free to wherever the sun touches. her fate and her destiny decided by birth. but lleu? his hair reflects the cage of moonlight. the void of darkness enlightened only by the stars and the moon. his world limited only to the taverns of his birth. he is caged and melancholic in his treacherous state. his fate and destiny decided since birth. he is the ending where goewin has her beginning.

People will be like I love Greek mythology but I hate everything that involves incest, infidelity, violence, slavery, misogyny, undeserved suffering, questionable relationships, ethically dubious heroes and gods,and morality that is foreign to me.

Jules Joseph Lefebvre (1836 – 1911)

art details of headpiece jewelry

does anyone wanna hold hands until we feel a little braver

absolutely diabolical how @ahmed8311 has been fundraising since APRIL and still hasn't reached 13% of his goal. he has eight family members in gaza and has to evacuate them. if you're reading this, please donate to his fundraiser if you have the means to.

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Thierry Mugler Fall Wonter 1995

Walking with the Wind, Abbas Kiarostami (translated by Michael Beard)