#WORTH

[artschoolglasses]

House of Worth Evening Dress, French, 1898-1900

From the Met Museum

[haleyincarnate]

Inspired by @kosmiklia

[ghw-archive]

Ball gown, 1889, House of Worth, the Met, Silk

[hakiscoffeeshop]

mm. cozy (wip)

[fripperiesandfobs]

Evening dress by the House of Worth ca. 1880

From MFA Boston

[autumn-doodles]

Testing out Toonsquid with a dumbass clip I found from one of Harlan’s streams

[lookingbackatfashionhistory]

• Woman's Coat.

Designer/Maker: Worth

Place of origin: France, Paris

Date: 1910-1911

Medium: Silk cut and voided velvet on silk and metallic-thread satin ground with metallic lace and jet and glass beads.

[kottkrig]

"No more diplomatic trips to Lordaeron, please"

Worth belongs to @tidesages

[dumblr]

My silence could mean you are not worth the argument.

[mote-historie]

Paul Meras, Le Rendez-Vous Dans Le Parc, Grande Robe de Soiree by House of Worth (Jean Philippe Worth), Gazette du Bon Ton, 1912-1913

For sale: EditionOriginale

[chrispy-chimkin]

I don't see nearly enough of the OG dragons so fine I'll do it myself

Introducing my design for Kai's OG dragon Flame plus a zoom in on the silhouette of the flaming idiot with the DX design

[fashionsfromhistory]

Bodice

House of Worth (French)

Mid 1890s

Fashion Museum Bath via Twitter

[haleyincarnate]

Whether you believe that or not.

[shweshisketch]

might i request.. your keykid

YESSS and while I’m at it I will debut my khml kid as well 🫣

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[longreads]

What happens when the music stops? In this week's new Longreads essay, Cameron Carr writes about not pursuing a career in music, and searching for new definitions of worth in art and life:

I don’t mean to question the value of practice, effort, time. My questions are about how we choose to look at both skill and success. I want a specific definition of what skill it is that anyone is building and what success it will bring them, and then I want to look at another part of their life, any other. What fulfillment might time bring outside the intention of those hours? I’d like to imagine a world where time spent forming chords and fitting words to feelings does not have so limited an application. I’d like to imagine a world where time spent on any task or craft or passion does not only apply to a single predetermined purpose. I’d like to hear the echoes.

Read Cameron’s beautiful essay, “Finding Worth Among the Echoes,” on Longreads.