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Quannah Chasinghorse continues to absolutely slay it.

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Anok Yai's rhinestoned body must have taken FOREVER but DAMN was it worth it!

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ZENDAYA SAVE ME. Oh my god the Met Gala has YEARNED for her touch for SO MANY YEARS I am WEEPING.

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if Little Bo Peep served cunt. I love this.

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Tyla's "sands of time" look is absolutely stunning and likely to make Anakin Skywalker to go into a murderous rage so those dead kids are on you, girl.

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Alia Bhatt's pastel sari is STUNNING this is SO BEAUTIFUL!

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I legit thought this was a painting Harris Reed absolutely took my breath away!

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Taylor Smith's wooden bodice is incredible

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Elle Fanning's dress looks like it's made out of glass, my jaw actually dropped!

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Nostos: The Return (1989)

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the nymph from aeaea

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Having rewatched Pirates of the Carribean several times, I have noticed something interesting. Will Turner is often the only survivor of massive shipwrecks, like the one that killed his mother or the one with the kraken. Other times even when hes alone he survives drowning in ways he really has no right to, like the destruction of the Interceptor. He just often conveniently finds a perfect sized piece of driftwood or something. Remember what Calypso said? About him having a “touch of destiny?” I think that the sea could never kill him, will always cradle him and protect him, because all along he was destined to be the captain of the Flying Dutchman. The sea could no more kill him than a human could cut off their own arm.

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Bob Mackie SS 1991

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Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser - Ophelia

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STARLING BALLET

by johannesbosgra

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Photograph of the main floor of The Limelight NYC, a popular 1990s nightclub that was opened in a Gothic Revival style church that was built in 1844.