#diner dress

[lovealwayssay]

My favorite version of Cas is when he’s absolutely fucking done with all of Dean’s bullshit. When Dean’s just yapping and fucking shit up and Cas is just completely over it, that’s peak Cas for me.

[grilledpook]

i still feel sick

(song: ETERNAL NAUSEA - black dresses)

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

watched Grease the other night with my buddy and. well. obviously i Had To

[ai-satin-chic]

As unlikely as the setting was, her lipstick remained non-negotiable.

[jazzzzzzhands]

Ohh i could not stop thinking about the one commercial with the Wally plush!! Where he says "Groovy", "Far out", and such!! And if you look up "70's background" There is just soooo much aesthetic suiting of Wally!! So i really really wanted to dress him up in some Groovy clothes!! The fish shoes were his original shoes, but i made them an alt cause they are hard to draw! pfffft! Wally can Dance! He can teach You how to Dance!

Alternate blue glasses, i could not decide on the color of his John Lennon's, so he can have many pairs! Oh and he definitely has a wide wardrobe!!

[resplendentoutfit]

Oscar Bluhm (German, 1867–1912) • Soirée • 1907

This painting, dated 1907, depicts a social event with the two main female figures – the one standing with a gentleman, the other sitting with her back to the viewer – are wearing rather risqué dresses for the Edwardian era.

I like the painting, so I thought I'd use it as a springboard to discuss its atypical choice of dresses for the era. What's mostly seen in Edwardian evening attire, circa 1907, looks like this:

Plenty of lace, yes but generally not sleeveless or cut too low in front or back. Drapey, sheer panels and wraps were popular, as shown in the image on the left. On the right we see a dress with an S silhouette, which lasted only a couple of years and gave way to the more relaxed fashions depicted in the left image.

I did, however, find several photographs of actresses from the early 1900s who are wearing what we now call "bodycon" dresses; curve-hugging, sleeveless or off-shoulder, and low-cut.

The actress on the right is Ethel Barrymore.

So perhaps the women depicted in the painting are actresses, daring socialites, or escorts.

[marc--chilton]

consider house trying to self-sabotage his own happiness with wilson and trying "prove" to him that he's a piece of shit who can't change and wilson deserves better, can do so much better, but wilson just isn't having it. "okay i let you be dramatic. what do you want for dinner"

like house starts spiraling about his own worth vs wilson's but wilson literally has house like this

[scoliosisgoblin]

he's ruined my life. Peter.

[leaveharmony]

[femslashspuffy]

Pretty blonde women! 👱🏻‍♀️ This is your warning ⚠️ to stop 🚫 wearing flowing white dresses! 👰🏼‍♀️👗🤍That's just asking to be in a memory montage for some basic guy 🧍🏼‍♂️ that is sooooo sad you're dead. 😵 Please 🙏 blonde women 👯‍♀️stay safe out there!

[fieriframes]

[I read in the paper today. It's been a record year for rainfall. And you were leaning against. The bathroom wall. In your lonely dress. It was your only dress.]

[girl26209]

Kate Moss for Glamour France 1992 🐇

[dizzybizz]

For a request, teen Miri telling her dads that she has become a magical girl and transforming to prove that this is real

ok i was gonna draw a lil comic but the idea of magical girl miri was the only thing i could think about so i just drew her as one

[gogmstuff]

1909 Dressing for Dinner in 1909 - A gigantic picture hat would be out of place at a banquet, but discretely low cut necklines were not. The pompadour coiffure was in style when the huge hats were removed.

Left 1909 (1 January issue) Les Modes robe de diner by Redfern photo- Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1437.

Right 1909 (1 Febuary issue) Les Modes robe de diner et manteau du soir by Redfern. From gallica.bnf.fr 1024X1454.

Left (1 March issue) Les Modes Robe de reception by Maison Agnés photo - Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1398.

Right 1909 (1 May issue) Les Modes Robe de diner by Redfern photo-Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1408.

Left 1909 (1 June issue) Les Modes Robe de diner et chapeau by Jeanne Lanvin photo-Henri Manuel. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1402.

Right 1909 (1 July issue) Les Modes Robe de diner by Leony Tafare photo - photo-Cheri-Rousseau & Glauth. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1407.

Left 1909 (1 August issue) Les Modes Robe de casino by Chary photo-Cheri-Rousseau & Glauth. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots w Pshop 1024X1405.

Right 1909 (1 August issue) Les Modes Toilettes pour le casino by Gaby. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots w Pshop 1024X1411.

Left 1909 (1 September issue) Les Modes Robe de diner by Cauet photo - Bert. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1407.

Right 1909 (1 October issue) Les Modes Robe de diner by Bechoff-David photo - Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots and flaws w Pshop 1024X1404.

1909 (1 September issue) Les Modes Robe d'interieur by Drecoll photo - Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1024X1401.

1909 (1 October issue) Les Modes Robe de diner by Bechoff-David photo - Félix. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots and flaws w Pshop 1024X1404.

[ai-satin-chic]

"Take a seat - I'll be with you in a second."

She *loved* this job - and the uniform.

[armorabs]

once again i am trying to design a cartoon-canon bitsey/betsey (this time actually trying to make her look like a crinoid instead of an anemone)