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US Vogue December 1955 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Dovima, in a ribbon-trimmed cardigan and black and white Forstmann wool tweed skirt: by Harry Frechtel. Bienen-Davis suit, necklace, bracelet, bag: Pringle suit and sweater. Hat: Irene from New York.

Dovima, dans un cardigan bordé de rubans et une jupe en tweed de laine noir et blanc Forstmann : par Harry Frechtel. Costume, collier, bracelet, sac Bienen-Davis : Costume et pull Pringle. Chapeau : Irène de New York.

Photo Horst P. Horst

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Who: Sarah Jessica Parker Carrie Bradshaw What: Bienen Davis Kit Bracelet Bag in Purple Crystal Studded Purple Suede - $2,995.00 Where: And Just Like That 2x01 “Met Cute”

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Bienen-Davis brown leather clutch. Vintage piece.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage Black Leather Bienen-Davis Handbag.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Bienen Davis Vintage Ostrich Leather Top Handle Purse Handbag with Mirror 1960’s.

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January 4, 2019 | W Magazine Party

Lili Reinhart carries the Bienen Davis ‘4 am’ Crystal Embellished Velvet Clutch ($1,592)

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Katie fricking Holmes!! Ohh la la!!

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Spring by leah-baritone featuring floral-print dresses ❤ liked on Polyvore

Marchesa floral print dress, 14 350 AUD / Dsquared2 leather shoes, 735 AUD / Bienen Davis white handbag, 3 915 AUD

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" TYPEALPHA - Contest " by pesanjsp featuring wall frames ❤ liked on Polyvore

Gareth Pugh one shoulder top, $825 / Blue jacket / Versace zipper jeans / Gianvito Rossi lace-up booties / Bienen Davis bucket purse / Urban decay lipstick / Smudge proof eyeliner / Bomedo wall frame / ETIVAL Blanc, $1.74

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue March 15, 1956

Sunny Harnett is wearing a short-sleeved sheath dress and bolero, both in silk tree bark prints, with side buttons. By Mollie Parnis. Mr. Arnold hat, Bienen-Davis bag. Mosel jewelry. The lipstick is "Whim"-Lilly Daché news.

Sunny Harnett porte une robe fourreau à manches courtes et boléro, tous deux imprimés en soie d'écorce d'arbre, avec des boutons sur les côtés. Par Mollie Parnis. Chapeau Mr. Arnold, sac Bienen-Davis. Bijoux Mosell. Le rouge à lèvres est "Whim"-Lilly Daché nouvelles.

Photo Richard Rutledge vogue archive

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Eintragende Warenzeichner™️

Es lohnt sich meiner Ansicht nach immer, die sogenannte Extra Mile zu gehen, surfenderweise, und die Quelle eines Bots aufzusuchen. Im Falle jenes Bots mit hübschen Zeichnungen und Aquarellen von Früchten aller Art ist das eine Datenbank aus den Vereinigten Staaten, das steht auch so in der «Biographie» des Accounts, die Quelle wird offengelegt. Da die Abbildungen alle mehr als hundert Jahre alt sind und in den Vereinigten Staaten sogar nach dem sogenannten Disney Act der Urheberrechtsschutz nach 75 Jahren abläuft, ist auch die Rechtslage eindeutig (wichtig für mich als Deutschem), nämlich: geklärt.

Nach einigen Tagen des Folgens war mir aufgefallen, dass sich diese Abbildungen, gleich welche Frucht nun abgebildet war, in ihrer Stilistik ähnelten. Oft reicht ja eine kleine Irritation (man erinnere die False-Memory-Szene mit der Schildkröte in Blade Runner), um eine veritable Laufmasche im Gewebe der artifiziellen Realität aufzuribbeln: In dem Fall wurde ich vom Regular Old Fruit Picture Enjoyer zum Fragenden, was ja immer schlecht ist hinsichtlich des Flows — gleichwohl ob Roman, Film oder Internet, dessen Goldene Regel da lauten soll «Don't break the illusion».

Dabei war meine Frage verständlich: Warum haben diese Leute diese Früchte in ähnlicher Manier mit Zeichenstiften und Aquarellfarben festgehalten? Und: Wer waren diese Leute?

Ersteres lässt sich im Nachhinein immer einfach feststellen. Da mich das folgende Bild von James Marion Shull fasziniert hat, weil der darauf abgebildete Apfel stark angefault porträtiert wurde, wollte ich herausfinden, wer James Marion Shull war (dass er noch sein könnte, erschien mit in Anbetracht des Datums seines Apfelbildes aus dem Jahr 1911 doch recht unwahrscheinlich und hätte dann, was ich auf eine angenehme Weise sacht fürchtete zu einer noch einmal ganz anderen Geschichte geführt…)

Die Folgende ist aber auch nicht übel: Sämtliche Digitalisate in dieser Datenbank geben heute Zeugnis einer illustratorischen Großoffensive, die durch ein Mitglied des Gartenbauvereins von Massachusetts angestoßen worden war. Charles M. Hovey war selbst einer der Eigentümer einer Baumschule im dortigen Cambridge, die meisten der dort vermehrten und weiter gezüchtigten Obstbaumsorten stammten noch aus England. Für Hovey und andere Obstbauern in der Neuen Welt der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika war es ein Ärgernis, das beliebte Sorten von beispielsweise Äpfeln, auf anderen Märkten im Land unter neuen Namen angeboten wurden. Es ging also im Grunde um etwas, das es bis dahin nicht gab: Um ein Patent auf Gewächse. Damit sollte demjenigen, der mit Auslese und Zucht den Großteil der Arbeit an einer erfolgreichen Frucht geleistet hatte, auch ein Anteil am Erfolg dieser Früchte gesichert werden. Bienen, Regenwolken und Mutter Boden gingen freilich wie immer leer aus in dieser Gesetzesvorlage für ein frühes Urheberrecht an Früchten.

Nachdem 1852 der erste Band mit Fruchtdarstellungen aus Feder und Pinsel von Herrn Hovey selbst erschienen war, in denen seine Zuchterfolge eindeutig und wiedererkennbar gewissermaßen patentiert wurden, erschien vier Jahre später noch ein zweiter, um sein Oeuvre komplett zu den Akten zu legen.

Ob sich damit das Problem der Fruchtpiraterie — betroffen waren zu über 50% natürlich Apfelsorten («Frucht der Früchte»☝️) — lösen ließ, darf gerne bezweifelt werden, denn immerhin fand dieses Wettrennen statt gegen den Einfallsreichtum der menschlichen Phantasie, die mir in etwas gleich sehr am Herzen liegt wie die Welt der Äpfel, also sehr. Wie ich einem Artikel des Smithsonian Magazine entnehmen konnte, wurde der am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts dort beliebte Apfel der Sorte Ben Davis unter anderem auch unter den Handelsnamen Kentucky Streak, New York Pippin oder Carolina Red Streak angeboten.

Hier zweigen nun zweifellos hochinteressante Nebenfragen ab wie zum Beispiel: Wer sollte die landesweite Einhaltung der Fruchturheberrechte kontrollieren oder überwachen? Gab es damals in den Vereinigten Staaten eine Art Apfel Scharia?

Als gesichert gilt jedenfalls, dass Charles M. Hovey einen ebenfalls emigrierten Landsmann, der schon in England als Fruchtmaler aufgetreten war, dafür gewinnen konnte, die «Früchte Amerikas» im ganz großen Stil festzuhalten. So ist jene kurze aber kräftige Phase der Fruchtbildproduktion entstanden, aus deren digitalisiertem Archiv sich mein Bot heute noch nährt. In der Hochphase zwischen 1865 und 1930 arbeiteten mehr als 60 Künstler an diesem Projekt. Entstanden sind dabei mehr als 7700 Blätter, von denen mehr als die Hälfte wie gesagt die Exemplare Alter Apfelsorten zeigen. Interessanter Aspekt am Rande – Stichwort Eva: ein knappes Drittel der Illustratoren waren Frauen, für die in einer Beschäftigung in diesem Projekt eine der wenigen Möglichkeiten bestand, in der Pre-War-Gesellschaft künstlerisch tätig zu werden.

1930 beschließt der Kongress dann den «Plant Patent Act». Der Same war aufgegangen, oder wie es in der Sprache der Politik heißen dürfte: Das Lobbying von Charles M. Hovey wurde endlich von Erfolg gekrönt. Er selbst war da natürlich schon mehr als vierzig Jahre tot, aber wenn man von den Bäumen eines lernt als Gärtner, dann ist es vorausschauendes Handeln, Mut zum Scheitern und: Geduld.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage Black Leather Bienen-Davis Handbag.

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Ducharse Dingleberry and the Slurpin' Sussex Squad

Hey there Ms Paps, have you checked out Meghanpedia lately?  You might get a larf -  it is obviously THE "source" and "friend" for the delusional Ducharse Dingleberry articles that bombard us almost daily.  Grand delusions are contributed by the Slurpin' Sussex Squad and published elsewhere, and also seem to form the basis of her court case garble against the Mail on Sunday.  Either that, or it is Dingleberry herself pretending to be various Slurpers on the site.

I was researching Northwestern University and its sororities.  We all know Princess Diana went there in June 1996.  At the time, the Chicago Tribune published about PD:

"In that infamous interview (BBC), Di said she wanted to be ambassador-at-large — a kind of good fairy sprinkling cash like fairy dust. The queen and the British government are against it.

 "That's a professional job for a professional diplomat," said Hamilton.

 That's why this trip to Chicago, her first abroad in six months, is so important to her.

 "She wants the British public to see that she is a very good ambassador and should be supported in her campaign to get the job," said Davies. "She wants this desperately. It would give her a purpose in life, other than of being the mother of the future King of England."

https://www.chicagotribune.com/history/ct-princess-diana-chicago-visit-19960605-story.html

PD wore a purple floor length dress to the "elite, classy (I shit you not) dinner" held for her by the uni president Henry Bienen (who went on to be Pres. of the Poetry Foundation but had to step down because the Foundation response to George Floyd wasn't acceptable or summat like that). 

A Slurper has taken things a little further with a 'Duchess Meghan-Princess Diana synchronicity all roads lead to Chicago' article, thirteen or so years later:

"Maybe God was remaining anonymous while guiding Princess Diana to the location her future daughter in law would attend school a year before Diana would be tragically killed in a car accident after being chased by photographers paid by the British Media, the same British Media which has been harassing Duchess Meghan for months with unfounded and/or false stories and accusations from suspect Kensington Palace sources all while pregnant with her first child.

 Maybe Meghan has felt Princess Diana’s guiding presence in her life for years beginning with when she would three years after Diana’s momentous visit there, move to Chicago to attend Northwestern University."

https://meghanpedia.com/duchess-meghan-princess-diana-synchronicity-all-roads-lead-to-chicago/

Also spinning off a Chicago Tribune article that was regurgitated in Town and Cuntry mag  (showing us Dingleberry's sorority pic after the engagement) was this Slurpin assessment of her character:

“The Tribune reached out to more than 140 of Markle’s sorority sisters, from her class and two classes before and after her, to get more insight into her college life. Most of the women did not respond to the request for comment. Some of those who politely declined to be interviewed offered that Markle “always seemed lovely,” “was always very kind,” “is a delightful person,” “is a lovely person” and “is a truly wonderful person.”

“Myself and most of my sisters agreed that she just is a really lovely person. She is respectful and polite. She always had this manner to her of being dignified and poised, just very appropriate in every circumstance. A person like that is what I wanted to ensure we had in our house and luckily, she liked us back.”

One of the reasons she got her own space is that she served as the recruitment chairwoman, which involved welcoming potential members into the house

Markle was diplomatic as she navigated conflict in the sorority house. She often dispensed fashion advice…“always pleasant, intelligent and articulate.”

https://meghanpedia.com/meghan-markle-at-northwestern-university-the-glass-slipper-project/

Town and Cuntry also linked to Chicago Sun twitter with a response to their tweet of the sorority photo:

'Is it true that she joined a “more expensive” white sorority instead of the black sorority?'

Well, yeah she did.  Apparently they only take people with money.

Anyway back to Dingleberry's Super Slurper's. 

 https://duchessofinfluence.com/  is linked too, and with a new, we still be royals logo, we learn that  'In leadership courage matters, not titles' in regard to Hasnoballs and Dingleberry's latest dough making enterprise haha.

There is also duchessofimpact.com to explore, Pig'sTig etc...

A sinister and very dark shadow looms in Dingleberry's kind soul and it is expressed through articles most foul toward Catherine. Hopefully the lid gets blown off Dingleberry's bs when she faces Justice Warby again over those "friends" A to E, and that letter to Daddy.

Here's one:

The Royal KAREN Has Come Out To Play

".....This was all BEFORE her brother-in-law, Prince Harry met and fell in love with his then girlfriend Meghan Markle. Karen was enjoying her cushy life, with all eyes on her. Then in rolls this strong, gorgeous, and accomplished woman on her brother-in-law’s arm. Their engagement and ensuing marriage captivates the attention of the world. Together, they are dynamite. The world and its media can’t get enough of them.

The newest Duchess was magnetic. She seemed to just naturally ease into her duties. She exuded warmth and had an easy and natural way with people, that endeared her to them. She took on her first foreign visit to Ireland like a duck to water."

https://meghanpedia.com/the-royal-karen-has-come-out-to-play/

How about 'Amateur hour at Kensington Palace' with a photo of Kate being hoisted in a chair, it's about the Tatler article Catherine the Great and tells us "How far the mighty have fallen."

William is a target too with 'BAFTAS so colonial: Thomas Markle and patron ‘saint’ Prince William'

https://meghanpedia.com/baftas-so-colonial-thomas-markle-and-patron-saint-prince-william/

On and on, and everywhere, Ducharse spews her vile bile through the Slurpin Squaddies.

Pimpstain and Papstans, I have a feeling that Dingleberry v Mail on Sunday is gonna be epic...

OMFG! I’ve never been to smegpedia..but damn, she must stay up all night writing this bull💩 and creepy creep creep about the parallels with Di..I’m so grossed out 🤢 thank you for this great submission.

And Duchass Dingleberry 😂🤣

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Bienen-Davis 5am Leopard Flocked Velvet Clutch in Black-$636

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If you wore jeans in the early-to-mid 2000s, there's a very good chance that they were low-rise . But as the years went by, the rises went up (and up, and up). It's now 2020, and one of Levi's most popular styles is its Ribcage Jeans . Despite this, there seems to be a desire to let belly buttons get some air, because I've encountered more and more celebs wearing low-rise jeans as of late, and I think this is just the beginning. Unlike the last time low-rise jeans were popular and it wasn't uncommon to see celebs wearing very tight, very low jeans with tiny crop tops, most of the low-rise jean outfits I've been seeing are infinitely more wearable. The jeans and pants are typically much looser, which adds to the effortless look, and the items paired with them are more polished and sophisticated. Still not completely convinced? I hear you. Keep scrolling to see how seven very stylish celebs styled low-rise pants and jeans and get the best tips for pulling them off, based on each look. As Hailey Bieber so effortlessly showed here, a cool pair of low-rise jeans don't need all the bells and whistles. Adding a tank top (it doesn't have to be cropped) and cool heels make for a perfect mix. On Hailey Bieber: Chanel tank; Andrea Waven shoes Rihanna isn't typically one to play it safe, but by pairing low-rise trousers with a sleek blazer and heels, she proved that the polarizing trend can even be fit for the office. On Rihanna: Gareth Pugh blazer; Fendi Peekaboo Iconic Mini Bag ($3390); Balenciaga shoes; Fenty Blokt Mask Sunglasses ($480) It's best to show the waistband when wearing low-rise jeans (otherwise, what's the point?), so if you'd prefer to not wear a top that's cropped, follow Katie Holmes' lead and tuck it in. On Katie Holmes: Petar Petrov turtleneck; Khaite Kyle Relax Low Rise Jeans ($360); Bienen-Davis Charlie Leather Bag ($2995) Slouchy trousers are incredibly chic and on-trend, so there happen to be tons of them on the market. And they're even better when paired with a matching blazer. As you can see, EmRata showed a large portion of her torso with a low-rise suit, but any type of top will do. I'm partial to a bodysuit with this look. Shop the matching Woven Blazer ($995) If you want to look current, it's always a good idea to look to the '90s, as ironic as it seems. Bella Hadid did just that with her recent grunge-inspired low-rise look, and she nailed it. It's never a bad idea to pair any denim trend with basics, and that goes for low-rise jeans as well. Take a cue from Cindy Crawford and wear your go-to versatile items with low-rise jeans. Bonus points if they're flared too (another major denim trend right now). WHO: Cindy Crawford Priyanka Chopra not only wore low-rise skinny jeans, but she also paired them with an equally nostalgic early-2000s top style—and it worked. She made the outfit just modern enough by pairing the look with athletic sneakers. WHO: Priyanka Chopra As Hailey Bieber showed us all, low-rise jeans are particularly successful when worn with something very chic and stylish, like her leather trench. Even though she's wearing sneakers and baggy jeans, the trench (or it could be another fancy item, like a statement top or a chunky gold necklace) provided instant polish. Next up, the five jean styles NYC girls are adopting .