first-in-firearms:

Classy.

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gastrogirl:

beautiful victorian sponge cake with raspberry jam.

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archivistsrock:

Diana Barrigan: BAMF.

thepencilcasemixup:

omgthatartifact:

Colt Presentation Model 1862 Police and Pocket Navy Conversion Revolver with a Tiffany Grip, engraved by Louis D. Nimschke

American, 1873-1880

The Autry National Center

This is the most beautiful gun I’ve ever seen.

ornamentedbeing:

Dress, Evening Mme. Jeanne Paquin 1905–7

c. 1905-07

The Met says: Produced several years prior to the 1908 Hellenic designs of Paul Poiret, the raised waist and decorative references to Greek antiquity indicate this classical aesthetic and change of silhouette were in the air from 1905 on. As the leading house of couture druing the Belle Epoque, Paquin’s promotion of this line would have been widely known to the public. The dress also incorporates signature decorative techniques such as velvet piping outlining peach satin ribbon at neckline and waist and the contrasting tones and reflections of silver, satin and velvet

ornamentedbeing:

Dress, Evening

Madeleine Vionnet  (French, 1876–1975)

Fall/Winter 1938-39

I have a basic need for this necklace. It’s life or death that someone buy it for me.

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vrj88:

This is my project 2 for Digital Video and Media class.

(Source: paintwithlights)

Julie Feeney’s “Aching” music video

omgthatdress:

Jeanne Lanvin dress ca. 1922 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

omgthatdress:

Jeanne Lanvin dress ca. 1922 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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omgthatdress:

Charles Fredrick Worth robe à transformation ca. 1865-1870 via The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

I like my mind-bend with a little action and my whiskey with a little fruit. (I cannot claim this advice is my own. I learned it in the gutter one night crawling home.)

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