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Happy Birthday Gene Kelly! August 23, 1912

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vanilla chai old fashioned

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The Rat Pack

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versace fw 1998 by donatella versace

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Buster Keaton + letterboxd reviews

(insp.)

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Damsel in distress!

Brother pic of (X)

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I don’t have a pun for this one

sister pic of (X)

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no no no ! you’re not crazy !

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Actor mark

Because I am on mobile and we know that Tumblr on mobile is a bitch so I have to answer this way... FINALLY CAN DO THIS NOW!

I have a strong love-hate relationship with actor Mark. I’ve become more sympathetic when you really think about everything he’s gone through before the events of WKM, but I can’t forgive him for all the pain he’s caused due to his actions as well. Plus, his obsession with being the “Hero” and always roping Y/N|D/A into the whole mess each and every time.

 I do ship actor Mark with Y/N as a sort of forbidden/obsessive relationship. With my own version of the DA - Athena - I have toyed with the idea of him growing dependent on her when things are souring with Celine, which then becomes some of internal conflict for him, and nearly ended up with them having sex right there in her office in a moment of desperation and loneliness if Athena hadn’t slapped him after realizing what was about to happen. Plus, of course I have played with the idea of what happened after Athena escaped the mirror and even the idea of her being freed by Mark and becoming a corrupted version of herself/his pretty little “damsel”. That last idea is a whole other set of complexity in itself.

Again - Y/N|D/A because it can be a lust and possessive relationship too, but I also love Damien with Mark. I mean they were friends first and than Brother-in-laws so I would have liked to see more of that bond.

Uhhh I can’t really think of anything

I wish we could see more about how this whole Actor Mark vs Mark dynamic works, or more about his downward spiral with the Entity feeding off of him.

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Blush Noisette, Noisette Rose

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strawberry frosé (frozen rosé)

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cinemagraph artist on instagram

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Don’t ask me what I think of you, I might not give the answer that you want me to.

Fleetwood Mac, Oh Well (via music-and-quotes)

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Uhhh idk i dont think i ever posted this here u go: boozy damien wavin at u like a puppy

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Kiss the villain(s)?!?!

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Clothing/Fashion Reference

temporalequinox asked you: Hi! I love your comic and I’ve been working on a vintage inspired story myself for the passed few years now, but I can never find a great source for clothing of the time period my story takes place in. Do you by any chance have an accurate source that you look to for reference? nosunlightinthecity asked you: I’m wondering where you researched 20’s fashion and style (and language!). My own foray lead me to nothing but cheap flapper costumes, but I’m hoping to be more put-together for this themed museum event. I’d love any nudge in a good direction. Thank you in advance! ————————————————————–

Hi, guys! Here are some online places you can find authentic period clothing reference from the past 130 years or so:

Old clothing catalogs. There are a lot of them archived in book form for pretty reasonable prices on Amazon. Scans from these catalog collections are plentiful online too - easy to find with a Google Image search.

Old photographs. There’s no better reference than real actual people wearing real actual clothing. Shorpy is a goldmine. Also, it may or may not be common knowledge, but the US Library of Congress site has a huge online archive of historic photographs. (Obviously, that’s a pretty American-centric source, but I imagine many internet-friendly nations have a rough equivalent.)

Vintage clothing stores. There are quite a few of them with fairly extensive online catalogs - just be careful to look for actual vintage articles of clothing as opposed to vintage style clothing loosely based on history.

Museum collections. The Metropolitan Museum, for instance, has a very large collection of historic clothes and ensembles by historic designers (Vera Maxwell, Coco Chanel, etc) available for perusal on their site (pick Collections>Search collections). There are a number of tumblr blogs out there too, like OMGthatdress, featuring such pieces with search tags that might make it easier to find what you’re after. 

I hope that helps. If anyone has other resource recommendations, feel free to share!