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Miquella gave Mohg the Eliza Doolittle treatment.

(you can't) change my mind.

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Do they hold the Radahn Festival regularly? d'ya wonder how many times? How many times Jerren has delivered that hype speech to a courtyard full of hopefuls, only to watch Radahn kill them all?

That's gotta be kinda fucked, right? To spend so long trying to find someone- anyone, hell, a whole army of people to put down your old friend like he's a dog, and they keep failing to do it? that even these Champions cannot fulfill his old promise. and Festival after Festival he and his knights just have to like... clear up a now pointless banquet, as the bodies of the people who were here not hours ago fester in the dunes, hoping that maybe the next one, a couple years from now as newbies make a name of themselves and thus become champions in turn, and try their hand at getting Radahn's great rune.

I suppose that's kind of the point, right? Radahn is of The Shattering War itself, a violent, annihilative monster, bigger than something has a right to be, that has grown old, mad, unthinking and stagnant- feeding on the corpses of "heroes" and "champions" who are powerful enough to believe themselves immune to death, and not nearly powerful enough to actually be so. A hopeless request, none can take the throne, a belief that has to be set into the very hearts of their respective onlookers.

Until an Elden Lord Ends them.

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Pink Lamé Evening Gown

c. 1914

Kerry Taylor Auctions

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Dress

c. 1916

Jørgine Fjeld Robes & Costumes Christiania

The National Museum of Norway

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Day Dress

c. 1845 - 1855

Chertsey Museum

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Afternoon dress

c. 1910

Jeanne Paquin

Chicago History Museum

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Diallos and Jar-Bairn

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Blue Dress with Velvet Panel

c. 1889

Label: Mme Amédée François / Robes & Confections / 76, Rue Truve des Petits Champs (Paris)

Albany Institute of History & Art

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After the church was burned to the ground, Romina discovered a twisted divine element, which she weaved into the baleful scarlet rot.

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Hypothetical scenario: someone is on Ao3, looking for fanfiction to read. This person only speaks/reads English, and they set the language filter to only show fics written in English.

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

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Dress

1890s

“Burgundy velvet tea gown with stripes of gold silk brocade. Floral beaded embroidery on front of skirt. Dress has high neck and full-length sleeves.”

Maryland Center for History and Culture

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Dress

c. 1858

“Blue, pink, and green plaid silk taffeta dress. Bodice has scalloped neckline to waist and a hook-and-eye front closure. Collar, inner bodice, and undersleeves are made of white muslin trimmed with eyelet embroidery. Two-tiered pagoda sleeves are edged with blue and black silk fringe and two rows of scalloped taffeta at the top of the sleeve. Full gathered skirt with self-piping at waist. Bodice and sleeves lined with brown glazed cotton. This dress was worn by Matilda Bamburger Stein (1831-1919), who was born in Germany and immigrated to America in order to marry.”

Maryland Center for History and Culture

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Strangling him with our red string of fate

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Wedding Dress

c. 1910

Russia

Hermitage Museum

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youre offline because you have an irl life and miss one load bearing post on here and all of a sudden you dont understand any of the vagues on your dash for the next week

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Brown and Plaid Day Ensemble

c. 1895

Label: Ernest Raudnitz / 23. Rue Louis le Grand. 23 / Paris

Albany Institute of History & Art