#Felix Yusupov

[aglaiamanno]

home theater in the yusupov palace, st. petersburg

[qariwar]

CLONE DESIGNS JUST DROP!! hello ! these are some of my fan clones i made a while ago... hope ya like it :)

[imperial-russia]

Prince Nicholas Yusupov with his two sons, Nicholas and Felix, all dressed in splendid Cossak uniforms

[anthropologistfromentropy]

Serovolk historical AU!

As kids

Before February revolution. Oleg is a double agent in Okhrana, actually loyal to Sergey and socialists. Sergey is an engineer, rich factory owner and socialist. (Also inspired by Dashkov and Felix in Karamora, of course.)

During February revolution. (Apart from Oleg’s clothes, could also be chapter 12 when the Black Hundreds attack the Sandunovskie Baths. A few blocks of Moscow burn down.)

[nadziejacher]

Yusupov palace on Moika, Saint Petersburg, Russia

[romanovsonelastdance]

Princess Irina Alexandrovna with her husband Felix Yusupov.

[leonardoeatscarrots]

Карамора is such a funny show to me ahsgshsh

Like what if we took the fucking Russian revolution and put vampires in it? What if we just made everyone smokin hot for no reason? What if one if the vampires was a girlboss and had a sugar daddy also? What if one of the vampires was fruity as fuck and also literally insane? What if the cinematography was unironically good? What if we did that for the whole show? What if we made the premise sound campy then proceeded to make an unironically badass show that pulls zero punches? What if the soundtrack wormed its way into your head at the least convenient times?

What if we let the fruitbat live?

[matthew-s-j]

[miffy-junot]

So I'm currently reading the memoir of Felix Yusupov (the guy who killed Rasputin) and I cannot put into words the emotional whiplash this sentence gave me-

[dapper-suitor]

i was playing around with lighting

he makes a gorgeous muse

[krasivaa]

Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia (later countess Yusupoff) with two of her six brothers, on October 23rd, 1903.

[thesacredretinue]

raugh more sillies

[karamoraofficial]

Karamora E1 English Subtitle

go forth and prosper or whatever

[herbertwest]

Happy 137th birthday to my favorite historical figure, who was Rasputin's assassin and the reason movies have an 'all persons are fictional' disclaimer [drumroll]: Prince Felix Yusupov! To celebrate, I baked a very elaborate cranberry spice cake.

[anthropologistfromentropy]

Finally found out the art is from Oscar Wilde's Salome! (Artist is Aubrey Beardsley).

Still can't find a blouse like that tho 😔 I *need* it!! It's just not the same on a plain t shirt.

Felix Yusupov in Karamora has the most gorgerous costuming I have ever seen. I honestly want half of what he wears 😅

[amusing-nightmares]