#lady di icons

[justdonotaskmewhy]

Previously unpublished photo taken by Lord Snowdon in 1991

She is such a beauty, I can’t breathe

[voguefashion]

Princess Diana & Sweaters/Cardigans

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[lovesthe1980s]

Diana, Princess of Wales (1989).

[tilbageidanmark]

Young Princess Diana playing tennis

[flakypuffpastry]

Lady Gaga played the first time we saw the Lotus Casino and now Dua Lipa, and I am here for it!!!!!

Percy:

[marsneedstherapy]

live laugh love chapter 52

[bikerjongho]

been tossing and turning this idea of ambulances being infinitely more haunted and terrifying than hearses/crematoriums/anything more traditionally creepy and I think I will continue to do so

[ri4naaa]

why is 'RIP Queen' trending rn ? megan is alive and well ?

[teddypoi-qd]

an old lady I was serving today saw my "don't die wondering" pin and said she really liked it, and I was about to be like "oh? old fruit?" but then she started talking about how she dreads dying in the middle of a book, because then she'll never know the end which is, like, an equally valid interpretation of the message tbh. I told her it's a good reason to come back as a ghost and she lit up saying she thinks she'd be really good at haunting. kind of an icon tbh. i hope she dies at the end of her book, or that she comes and haunts the library so she can read to her heart's content.

EDIT: This is getting notes, so I'm slapping on some terf repellent preemptively lol

[lady-hibiscus]

my very specific 2025 predictions prophecies

jimmy carter dies, everyone is sad except for chronically online people who dig up something he did 80 years ago ✅

luigi gets 10+ years, internet angry, life goes on, internet forgets he exists by year 2

elon musk and trump have a falling-out and we get to find out if wealth or government is stronger. elon gets deported by march but turns rabid twitter army on trump in turn

zendaya and tom holland get married publicly but then reveal they were married in secret since 2023

olivia rodrigo comes out as bi and converts an entire generation of teenage christian girls who have never kissed a boy

chappell roan and billie eilish fight for the crown as next queer pop icon (formerly held by lady gaga circa 2010s) alternatively: they collab

jojo siwa drops at least two more singles, one is surprisingly fire but no one wants to admit it

taylor swift drops a forty song album with at least seven written by chatgpt, swifties sink further into denial and alienation

at least 5 minecraft movie frames become memes. ex: herobrine and/or alex teased at end credits

song from 1980s goes viral again when ariana grande uses it in a 5 second insta clip. 2 million tiktoks of white people lipsyncing it follow

update: escaped containment

[justdonotaskmewhy]

New photos of princess Diana with her mother Frances Shand Kydd and her sisters lady Sarah and lady Jane with their husbands

You've probably seen the last one. Smiling Diana is the prettiest Diana. And her sisters are so beautiful as well, imagine having such a good-looking family

[why-no-names-left]

theoryyyyyyyy

i love it

(sorry about the lots of tags i had a lot to say)

little nightmares 2, the time loop within the pale city, the ending explained, a collection of analysis and theories from the community part 6, part 1,2,3,4,5,7 link is below (updated again)

what is going on with the time loop occurring in the pale city?

Near the end of little nightmares 2, it is revealed that mono has become the thin man and has essential restored the tower to its functioning state as his power is used by the eye/tower to once again send out its transmission to expose the world to its hypnotic spell. Now, whether mono has always been the thin man or if mono is simply taking the place of the old thin man is still debated on, however, what many do seem to agree on is that the tower has used the thin mans powers to salvage his life and keep him in an endless time loop. There are many ideas on how it is that this loop is occurring, here is what the community has come up with so far:

1. The thin man was a different person who was used by the tower until mono appeared and defeated him. Once mono had obtained the powers of the thin man, the tower called to him. Mono might have already stopped the signal long before ever meeting six, unfortunately, despite his victory, the tower had tricked him by trapping him within its walls and turning him into the new signal provider. This fate forced mono to relive his life in an endless loop in order to be salvaged by the tower and have his power always available for the tower to use . However, due to the fact that time and space are messed up within the tower, Mono only grows old once he is trapped within the towers walls. Once he is near the end of his life, the thin man is forced to reappear outside the tower in his younger age in order to be used by the eye entity all over again.

2.mono is being kept in a dream loop, not a time loop. The tower has used its hypnotic spell to leave monos mind in a dream like state in order to prevent him from fighting back. In his dream, mono thinks about everything that lead up to him sitting on the chair, however, due to his desire to end the signal, the boy also dreams about warning or even stopping himself  from reaching the tower. The thin man he sees in this dream is actually the manifestation of his greatest fears brought to life by the eye entity. 

Throughout the game it is noted how there are constant references to chairs and just how much they are hated. In the school, we see chairs with pictures of dogs urinating on them, while other chairs are locked away in secret rooms in order to prevent mono from finding them, possibly implying to us that mono dreams of his hatred and regret for sitting on the chair. Mono now sits in the tower trapped within this dream like state, waiting for someone to free him.

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[lovesthe1980s]

Princess Diana(1989)

Photo by Tim Graham

[omgthatdress]

the major takeaway from last night is that Karl Lagerfeld was more of a personality than a designer and that Yves Saint Laurent was the clear winner of that rivalry.

For those who aren’t familiar, Karl Lagerfeld and Yves Saint Laurent were both fashion wunderkinds who emerged in the late 1950s, both appointed heads of major brands at the same time, and had very intense rivalry. Yves Saint Laurent took over Dior after the passing of Christian Dior, helped cement the brand as a major player in fashion, and then after a disastrous stint being drafted into the French army, built his own fashion brand that went down in history with its unique and diverse and always evolving looks.

Karl was always kind of behind Yves. He designed for a lot of major fashion brands, and managed to establish himself at the top of the game at Chloé, but he didn’t get his full on legendary status until he took over Chanel in 1983. This history of the Chanel brand was already pretty frought, with Coco Chanel modernizing and defining the fashion of the 1920s and 30s, but being forced to shut down during World War 2, during which she collaborated with the Nazis. Behind the Bastards did a pretty great two episodes on her. When the brand returned in the 60s, fashion had changed tremendously. Dior, Givenchy, Balenciaga, and Balmain had all taken over mid-century fashion, and now that aesthetic was being taken over by mod, the miniskirt, and the likes of Mary Quant, Pierre Cardin, and Paco Rabanne. So when Chanel came back it was largely seen as a stuffy old lady brand, which it remained until Karl took it over.

Now, this is where Karl actually did something really impressive that you honestly can’t take away from him: he took a fashion house in severe decline, one that had been in its flop era for literal decades, and he made it hip again, while still managing to stay true to the ethos that Coco Chanel had laid out.

Chanel is clean, minimalistic, and classy. It is easy to wear, effortless, and always extremely glamorous, which is what made it so iconic in the 20s and 30s. Given that the 50s and 60s were all about making a fucking effort, the thing that the brand managed to keep doing well was its suits. You know what kind of suits I’m talking about. Tweed jackets and midi skirts, neat tailoring, delicate pastel colors, pearls and camellias and chains. It’s not so much that it was edgy and exciting but it was expensive and it was *Chanel* and people wore it for the status symbol alone. That is what Karl took advantage of and managed to re-invent.

That sort of aesthetic fit perfectly into the you-can-never-be-too-rich-or-too-skinny 80s, when wearing status symbol clothing was everything.

Then, in the 90s, he managed to keep things exciting by following exactly what was on-trend at the time and incorporating elements of street wear and hip-hop.

However, after that, he kind of lost his edge and just rested on “it’s Chanel” rather than actually pushing the fashion envelope. By the time he died in 2019, he was a fucking dinosaur and fashion had long since moved past him. The thing that he was ultimately most well known for was his own very distinctive look and flamboyant personality.

Before I ever started studying fashion, I knew who Karl was because I’d seen him so many times, and I’d seen parodies of him so many times. I knew *him* but I didn’t really know his work. And I think having an incredibly boring Met Gala dedicated to him reveals that: his actual artistic legacy is skinnier than the models he used to berate. Karl Lagerfeld built his brand on his diva personality, and that sort of personality and outlook just isn’t hip anymore. Fashion is always about moving forward, and Lagerfeld’s beliefs should remain fossilized in the past.