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Queen ara has something deep to say.

Here are some life quotes:

When deep fists don't work,use ink gel.

Girls who go out for scrunchies are the best.her chai was the best.her cab driver had the best hair,how?you deserve hair gel and hair mist, to be applied on to palms and deep advices to be given.her hair had mist spray and a velvet mist scrunchie.we all look out for girls with best scrunchies with deep lonesome hair.hair mist will do.hair serums of any colour that will do.over rainy days,eat stemmed bananas that keep you up in the heat.water resistant scrunchies and an umbrella will do.imagine your hair looking so good and then having dandruff on your velvet coat.she will cry.everything is not the same so wearing thin ice of fate over deep v kurtas will spoil air quality.so,wear dandruff coated white kurtas with dark blue kurtas.wear deep loved love songs on air play.also wear deep jhumkas like deep simple bindis.she would also need liquid tube tikka.she was studied like faithful scrunchies.a mini hair straightener will do.she will do anything to find velvety bowlette scruchy and eat it.she will cry if she finds satin ones, velvet ones,rubber bands and wristbands will do too.dont wear scrunchie on your wrist but keep it in your pocket.he was listening to faith's.he was listening to her air and was dandruff free.use few drops of hibiscus serum(plum) and add few drops of castor oil too.she was listening to faith's.your scalp hair keeps getting dry?guess why?you have not applied hair serum (castor oil) and ready for die or night,dive with you-seori.she was eating tomato soup bowls at your favourite restaurant.she was drinking castor oil and fish soup.she was wearing socks and took deep fists of fate driven life advices from their mother.he was wearing his favourite ankle length socks and boots.she was wearing casual trousers and white shirts and inn slips.she was wearing deep fate favourite fistpans.she was listening to deep inks and settle on snow.she was dressing up in all formals.she was wearing full sleeved t shirts.she was eating her favourite fruit bowls till afternoon,for e.g-fig fruit and nuts.she was wearing thin warm slips.she was holding deep fist's and deep fates alive.she was wearing fruitbowls and eating faith.she was wearing blue and black jackets.she was also wearing turtlenecks and masks.she was enjoying deep fisted fates.she was so happy and wearing turtleneck.she was wearing thin ice necklaces.she was wearing all white jewellery.she paired silver with black clothing.she was eating khova.she was surviving faith.she was happy if you were happy.she was surprised that no one took autos but cabs.wear deep red mufflers with yo kurtas.i am hip.she was wearing deep sweet earrings of gold or silver coloured hoops.he was embarking on a journey.he took an auto.he died.he ate deep flowered red kurtas.hence,he died.no milk does not become ghee by putting it on your face.you don't know me?her trouble was eyeliner and sleep.thirsty by aespa was my favourite.who died?she was writing posts.she was scarves and trenchills.she is holding a planet together.she was wearing camphor balls,for honestly.i'm taking a class now.jealousy is mistaken for fate.she was wearing k r and b trenchills and wasting deep lovers.he was wasting youth away.he was wearing deep red mufflers and cotton bedsheets.she was wearing carpets and icebergs.read books.he was eating wings.the ones with red masala.her fate was sugarly sweet.yiu should avoid sweets.you should avoid deep fists of conclave fate.we were eating not ice creams but soupas.she was loving life and wearing fated kurtas or jeans will do.he was wearing coconut oil for dandruff and it was not working?why? beacuse it doesn't cure dandruff.it accentuates it.it mores it.it was sex jeans and kitten heels paired with t shirts.she was wearing kitten heels and full sweaters.red cardigans with kitten heels.she was wearing yellow cardigans and yellow heels.she was wearing yellow sneakers with yellow kurtas.match the attire or top with your heel or shoe or boots,any colour will do.bye for now,next class tomorrow.angela by flower face and mohe rang do lal

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Photo courtesy: Valentino fashion week//winter-fall 2024-2025.

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I don't ever know, how to hold the weight of my soul.

When letting go.

But I'm falling in my own illusion,

I don't know my way back.

~Tongue Tied, Beta Radio.

Paintings:

•Issac Levitan- In the Vicinity of the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery (1880)

•John William Ashton- Evening along the Seine.

•Hendrik Pieter Koekkoek- A Faggot Gatherer in the Woods.

•Paul Gustav Fischer- Street At Evening.

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Word List: Fashion History

to try to include in your poem/story (pt. 1/3)

Adinkra - a flat, cotton textile that is stamped with symbols which create the meaning of the garment; produced by the Asante peoples in Ghana

Agal - a rope made from animal hair which wraps around a keffiya (square cloth) on the head and is worn typically by Bedouin men

Akwete - a decorative cloth with complex weave designs, creating intricate geometric patterns, made with many vibrant colors; it is usually made into wrappers for women to wear and it is made by the Igbo women of Nigeria

Aniline Dyes - synthetic, chemical dyes for garments first invented in the 19th century

Anorak - a jacket that typically has a hood, but not always, which was originally worn by the indigenous peoples of the Arctic designed to keep them warm and protected from harsh weather

Back Apron (Negbe) - an oval-shaped decorative pad worn by Mangbetu women over the buttocks in Central Africa

Backstrap Loom - a lightweight, mobile loom made of wood and a strap that is wrapped around the back; it only needed to be attached to a tree or a post for stability and to provide tension

Banyan - a loose-fitted informal robe or gown typically worn by men in the late 17th to the early 19th centuries

Barbette - a piece of linen which passes under the chin and is pinned at the sides, usually worn in conjunction with additional head coverings during the Middle Ages

Bark Cloth - fabric made out of bark from trees

Beadnet Dress - a decorative sheath dress made of beads worn in ancient Egypt

Bloomers - a bifurcated garment that were worn under dresses in the 19th century; they soon became a symbol of women’s rights because early activist Amelia Bloomer wore drawers long enough to stick out from under her dress

Bogolanfini - (bogolan- meaning cloth; fini- meaning mud) a cotton cloth made from strips of woven fabric, which are decorated with symbolic patterns using the mud-resist technique, sewn together at the selvage to create a fabric that is utilized during the main four stages of a West African Bamana woman’s life: puberty, marriage, motherhood, and death

Bombast/Bombasted - the padding used to structure clothing and create fashionable silhouettes in the 16th and 17th centuries

Boubou - an African robe made of one large rectangle of fabric with an opening in the center for the neck; when worn it drapes down over the shoulders and billows at the sleeves

Buff Coat - a leather version of the doublet that was often, but not exclusively, worn by people in the military in the 17th century

Bum Roll - a roll of padding tied around the hip line to hold a woman’s skirt out from the body in the late 16th and early 17th centuries

Burqa - an outer garment worn by Muslim women that covers the entire body, often with a cutout or mesh at the eyes

Busk - a flat length stay piece that was inserted into the front of a corset to keep it stiff from the 16th century to the early 20th century

Bustle - a pad or frame worn under a skirt puffing it out behind

Cage Crinoline - a hooped cage worn under petticoats in the 19th century to stiffen and extend the skirt

Caraco - 18th century women’s jacket, fitted around the torso and flared out after the waist

Carrick Coat - an overcoat with three to five cape collars popular in the 19th century and mostly worn for riding and travel–sometimes called a Garrick or coachman’s coat

Chantilly Lace - a kind of bobbin lace popularized in 18th century France; it is identifiable by its fine ground, outlined pattern, and abundant detail, and was generally made from black silk thread

Chaperon - a turban-like headdress worn during the Middle Ages in Western Europe

Chemisette - a piece of fabric worn under bodices in the 19th century to fill in low necklines for modesty and decoration

Chiton - an ancient Greek garment created from a single piece of cloth wrapped around the body and held together by pins at the shoulders

Chlamys - a rectangular cloak fastened at the neck or shoulder that wraps around the body like a cape

Chopines - high platform shoes worn mostly in Venice in the 16th & 17th centuries

Clavus/Clavi - decorative vertical stripes that ran over the shoulder on the front and back of a Late Roman or Byzantine tunic

Clocks/Clocking - decorative and strengthening embroidery on stockings in Europe and America during the 16th-19th centuries

Cochineal Dyes - come from the Cochineal beetle that is native to the Americas and is most commonly found on prickly pear cacti; when dried and crushed, it creates its famous red pigment that is used to dye textiles

Codpiece - originally created as the join between the two hoses at the groin, the codpiece eventually became an ornate piece of male dress in the 16th century

Cuirass Bodice - a form-fitting, long-waisted, boned bodice worn in the 1870s and 1880s–almost gives the appearance of armor as the name suggests

Dagging - an extremely popular decorative edging technique created by cutting that reached its height during the Middle Ages and Renaissance

Dalmatic Tunic - a t-shaped tunic with very wide sleeves; worn by both men and women during the Byzantine empire

Dashiki - a loose-fitting pullover tunic traditionally worn in West African cultures that was adopted by African diasporic communities as a symbol of African heritage in the 1960s and then more widely worn as a popular item of “ethnic” fashion

Dentalium Cape - or dentalium dress is a garment worn by Native American women that is made from the stringing together of dentalium shells in a circular pattern around the neck and across the chest and shoulders

Doublet - an often snug-fitting jacket that is shaped and fitted to a man’s body–worn mostly in the 15th to 17th centuries

Échelle - a decorative ladder of bows descending down the stomacher of a dress; worn during the late 17th and 18th centuries; sometimes spelled eschelle

If any of these words make their way into your next poem/story, please tag me, or leave a link in the replies. I would love to read them!

More: Fashion History More: Word Lists

[arabella555bbbb]

Power dress and accessorize.

The rizzlers and anchovies who ate deep fisted fates upon tribune walls knew i write newspapers,so here you go:

1.Jewellery:add accessories like bandanas and earrings of replenished jewels like sapphire, emerald,black and ruby with a tinge of gold.add scarves till waist's length.

2.Clothing suggestions:wear staple black suits with gold-black jewellery.wear silver jewellery and white kurtas and pyjamas.mix a varied number of black textures into your clothing board.add colour die patterns in your next attire.wear cotton mint green sarees.wear baroque coloured jewellery with white jute dresses.wear blue deep ink coloured kurtis with back metal jewellery.wear blue jet hair with black pants.add colour pops of pink and white into your coloured clothing.

3.The it girl trend:wear kurtas that seep till waist with black pants.it girl wears lip gloss with hot pink taste.she wears deep hazarapans.she deep texted furbishments.she locked me up.also Kurtis with deep bindis.something I wanted to add was how showing teeth ands fists could add a beaded bodice for waist accentuation.any kurta that has beaded bodice will work!visualise in hd a yellow kurta and black jeans.picture baggy jeans and with oversized t shirts.picture yellow coloured tibule with black kurta.add jhumaka sets for more shine.for more accessory options,add a beaded hair band.add a sleek trimmed haircut with natural curls to soil up your hair.he was a murdered .he was wearing white eyeliner pop with a pinch of salt red kurta.blonde hair with deep yellow skin tones will do.hair mist of hibiscus serum will shine and refurbish your hair.add trimmed natural hair to your to do list.she was soiling her kurta.your queen girl boss also uses any esential oil of thick capacity,your dear castor oil will do it's job.

Photo courtesy: Valentino fashion week,fall/winter 2024-25 and woosung of The rose and BM of Kard.

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