#beautiful gold earrings

[thecatcrew]

TODAY IS MY MOM’S BIRTHDAYYYY! Egypt is her baby, so please enjoy these lovely pics of him. 🖤

[P.S. my mom loves when you guys say cute things about Egypt🥰🐾]

[plaaymate]

[theafroamericaine]

I love the uniqueness of this style, it's so pretty. The makeup, the hair, the nails, the jewelry, just beautiful overall💞💅🏾

📷 @localblackchild

[poppyseeds-and-coffeebeans]

I'm so excited to share this absolutely stunning masterpiece commissioned from the incredibly talented @bionic_xei for my fanfic Going for Gold!

🔵🟡⚫️🟢🔴

Please go follow Xei on Instagram @bionic_xei !!

And maybe check out my Sonadow fic <3

https://archiveofourown.org/works/61774105

[virgochalet]

[madisonbeercute]

Madison Beer kissing her friend Isabella Jones

[toyastales]

Jean Louis Scherrer Fall 1990

[packs-pngs]

Pngs of jewelry I recently thrifted to keep or repurpose

[silverflowerbynidhi]

Mirror studded earrings, also known simply as mirror earrings, are a captivating accessory that adds a touch of glamour and sophistication to any ensemble. These earrings feature small mirrors encased in intricate settings, creating a stunning reflective effect that catches the light and draws attention to the wearer's face. From traditional designs to contemporary styles, mirror earrings come in a variety of forms, catering to diverse tastes and preferences.

[thecatcrew]

Egypt, why are you on top of the refrigerator? 👀

[heavenpureheart]

[galleryofart]

A Woman Holding an Apple

Artist: Titian (Venetian, 1488/1490 - 1576)

Date: c. 1550

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States

Description

A striking young woman - with loose, untied hair and sleeves and a richly jeweled but informal gown - returns the viewer’s gaze. In her time, a viewer would have seen her as being in a state of semi undress. She cradles an apple in her hands, which in art often connotes female sexuality.

Despite the painting’s portrait like format, Titian probably did not depict a specific person here. He and other Venetian artists of the day painted many pictures representing beautiful young women, but it is often unclear whether such pictures are meant to be recognizable portraits of members of contemporary society or idealized images of anonymous beauties. Although the images may reflect Venetian courtesan culture of the period, there is no evidence that real courtesans had themselves portrayed in this way. Rather, such pictures may be interpreted as fanciful portrayals of female beauty, designed to appeal to the eyes of the painting’s owner.

[brontes]

and THEN I got bit by a bug that said "Chicago house?" What if I could contrive a situation such that Edward and Bella could get married in Chicago? In a little old church just a few blocks from the house he grew up in. That he inherits from himself every few years. Which would be kept in good order and have minor updates made but stay true to the time period in which it was originally. And what if he had it fully furnished and decorated and stocked and they spent the night there before leaving on their honeymoon. And what if they lived there while Bella was human for a few years. What if it was restorative and healing for Edward to do that. What if he took this house that he had owned and not known what to do with or why he kept it. And what if he began to restore it as he fell in love hardly knowing what he was doing. What if the house was a metaphor for the humanity inside him brought back to life by the power of Bella's love for him?

[kysanity]

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[virgochalet]

[madisonbeercute]

Jimin