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platanarium · 2 years ago
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indiatrendzs · 4 months ago
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Beach Party Flowy Maxi Dresses
Elevate your holiday wardrobe with our stunning Party Wear maxi dresses, a perfect fusion of glamour and bohemian flair. The eye-catching floral print and ruched bodice create a flattering silhouette, while the tiered flared skirt adds playful movement to your look. Whether you’re sipping cocktails by the beach or attending a casual barbecue dinner, this versatile maxi dress transitions…
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susoriginals · 7 months ago
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Vintage Brown Faux Suede Ultrasuede Embroidered Maxi Skirt by Dress Barn Women's Size 14 Only $8
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hyperionwitch · 5 months ago
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Melina is (almost totally) DONE, WHEW, so I wanted to get some preview-y detail photos in celebration.
(Photoshoot will HOPEFULLY be soon...and there will probably be nicer detail photos to go with that, but whatever. :P)
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kirstydreaming · 11 months ago
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Gabriela Salles for Mori Lee
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jacarandaaaas · 7 months ago
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madrigal girls in summer outfits !! ☀️
summer is coming to an end so I wanted to do a little farewell art by drawing the madrigal girls in summer themed outfits I found on pinterest !!
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modearabe · 6 months ago
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GEORGES HOBEİKA / READY-TO-WEAR SPRING 2025
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portrait-paintings · 4 months ago
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Deborah Kip, Wife of Sir Balthasar Gerbier, and Her Children
Artists: Sir Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640), Jacob Jordaens (Flemish, 1593-1678)
Date: 1629-1630, reworked probably mid 1640s
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States
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Deborah Kip and four of her children are shown on a terrace elaborately appointed with entwined caryatids that support a bower, a setting that points to the family's elevated status. Their prosperity is also evident in Deborah Kip's elegantly embroidered skirt and lustrous blouse and cap. Perched on her chair is a blue-gray parrot, a symbol of aristocratic wealth and an allusion in Christian art to the Virgin Mary, the perfect mother. As she holds the baby on her lap, son George holds back a curtain; Elizabeth, dressed entirely in black, is serene and composed; and Susan rests her arms on her mother's knee and returns our gaze. Despite the elegant setting and the bravura brushwork, Rubens controlled the composition so that the tender relationship between the mother and her children remains the focus.
Rubens initially painted the family group at the core of the composition on a vertical rectangular central piece of canvas, to which he - perhaps while still in England - added strips on all four sides in preparation for the almost square final composition. When Rubens returned to Antwerp in April 1630, he took the still - unfinished family portrait with him. The painting, which remained in his possession, was probably completed by Jacob Jordaens after Rubens's death in 1640. An expanded copy from the Rubens workshop, one that Balthasar Gerbier almost certainly commissioned for his personal collection, is in the Royal Collection, Windsor Castle.
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platanarium · 2 years ago
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indiatrendzs · 5 months ago
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Boldly Beautiful Summer Bohemian Fashion
Bohemian women’s dresses made from recycled sari silk are designed to make a statement with forever-stylish silhouettes. The silk dresses can make you look and feel sexy, uniquely printed upcycled sari dresses make you stand out in a crowd. Vivid bohemian tribal and floral patterns are for the adventurously bold. Be dress obsessed or possess one versatile piece, the 2 in 1 silk skirt dress that…
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susoriginals · 11 months ago
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Vintage Brown Faux Suede Ultrasuede Embroidered Maxi Skirt by Dress Barn Women's Size 14 Only $8
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mythologypaintings · 2 months ago
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Minerva in Her Study
Artist: Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch 1606-1669)
Date: 1635
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: The Leiden Collection, New York City, NY, United State
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In this imposing masterpiece, Minerva looks up from her large folio and gazes out toward the viewer as though some distraction has interrupted her quiet concentration on the text. Golden light illuminates her powerful face with wide-open eyes and alert expression, as well as the long, flowing blonde hair cascading onto her shoulder. Her regal appearance is enhanced by the laurel wreath crowning her head, her pearl necklace, and the heavily embroidered cloak draped over her shoulders. Beneath the cloak is an ample blue garment tied with a knotted blue sash over a light gray skirt and a white shirt. In the background are more volumes, a globe, a golden helmet on a draped piece of fabric, a spear, and a large shield with the Gorgon’s head hanging from a column.
As one of the main Olympian deities, Minerva had various functions and attributes. She was the virgin goddess of war, but unlike her counterparts Mars or Bellona, she was neither belligerent nor cruel. Her inventive strategy led to victory and she was therefore, paradoxically, also the goddess of peace. She was also the goddess of wisdom, art, poetry, medicine and crafts, especially those of spinning and weaving. Rembrandt van Rijn was fascinated with biblical and mythological subjects such as Minerva, and he firmly believed that depictions of them and their stories comprised the most significant of all genres of painting. This principle, shared by collectors, theorists and painters alike, lay at the very core of Dutch humanistic traditions. Throughout his career, Rembrandt’s history paintings stand apart from those of other Dutch artists because of his ability to convey human feelings and emotions to gods and goddesses, and mere mortals from the Bible and mythology. In the mid-1630s, shortly after Rembrandt moved to Amsterdam, he radically transformed the style and focus of his history paintings, executing works such as Minerva in Her Study at a scale and with a visual power unprecedented in the Netherlands. It is not certain what motivated him to paint in such an imposing manner after he left Leiden, but probably he sought to emulate and even compete with the achievements of Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1641), then universally recognized as the greatest history painter of the day.
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kirstydreaming · 8 months ago
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saym0-0 · 5 months ago
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drew these w a ball point pen and coloured them on my ipad w my finger. anyways wlsmp lizzie here u go 🤲
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daphsmods · 9 months ago
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MY TSR PAGE - TURKSIMMER CLOTHES SET394 Butterfly Embroidered Crop Top C1391 Ruffle Lace-Up Mini Skirt C1392 8 COLORS Compatible with HQ mod Works with all of skins Custom Thumbnail New Mesh All Lods All Maps Teen to Elder For; Female My accounts: Instagram: trsimmer Patreon: turksimmer TSR: turksimmer Pinterest: trsimmer
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thatgaykidsatelier · 2 months ago
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Oogie Boogie Bodice ~!
early last year i embarked on making a couture garment inspired by our boy oogie !
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it is a couture inspired boned bra cup bodice with rouleaux loops for a lace up back, hand-embroidered bugs and hidden beading work on the lace embellishments.
i weathered the garment in and around the seams to add more depth too.
it’s a beige canvas outer fabric with a green linen lining, with many multicoloured bugs.
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i’ve already posted this bad boy on my instagram so go send some love there too!
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