#peinetas

[fallasweb]

Aderezos y Peinetas Carmelo García

Somos orfebres desde 1984. Desde entonces nos dedicamos a la orfebrería para la indumentaria tradicional valenciana, alicantina, castellonera, fallera y regional en general.

[aplausosvestuario]

Los complementos para el baile flamenco o para las ferias de abril The accessories for flamenco dancing or for the April fairs

[luckyblackcatxiii]

Do you ever attempt your hand at making adoptables then realize you just want them for yourself? That’s my curse every time...

A new oc named Ariadna! She has a knack for finding things--lost and old--and is a completely normal woman who houses a giant spider under her skirts, nothing strange about that! She loves her giant daughter very much, finding her talented and very useful when it comes to getting out of somewhere in a hurry (scuttle scuttle scuttle...)

I decided to go for a Spanish theme with her, but I mixed and match different regions of folk dress--I believe I mostly focused on Madrid, Castilla la Nueva and Seville--as well as aiming for a 1880′s influence for her dress shape!

I’m also selling her as a clear sticker over at my store!  (Sorry if it seems like I’m pushing this thing with every post, it just so happens most of my new art is linked to merch at the moment!)

[resplendentoutfit]

Fashion Rebellion

Francisco de Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828) • Portrait of Doña Isabel de Porcel • 1805

In the late 1700s into the early 1800s, some daring society women rebelled against French fashion trends by dressing as majas. This is interesting, as the maja was a style of belles of the lower class. The maja became one of the popular and informal symbols of Spain and a powerful symbol of national identity and cultural pride.

Zacarías González Velázquez (Spanish, 1763–1834)

The traditional items for dress were the basquińa – an overskirt that had neither openings nor a train. It was gathered or pleated at the waist and was fuller at the back than at the front. Sometimes, the basquińa was paired with a sleevess low-necked bodice or cuerpo bajo (see the image below). To complete the outfit, a comb, called a peineta of various heights and widths, a lace mantilla, and a fan.

In this 1926 portrait of Delores del Rio (1904-1983) by Theodore Lukits, she wears a basquińa with a cuerpo bajo and a very large peineta. Del Rio was a Mexican actress and here she is portrayed in the outfit she wore for presentation to the Spanish Court. Dressing in traditional Spanish costume for special occasions continued into the 20th century. The style is still popular today and can be seen at festivals and holidays throughout Spain and Latin America.

[jgau9ytier-runwayarchive]

[fyeahlolaflores]

[tumbwithit]

These fights are getting out of hand...

Epic...

[jonna-thure-agnes]

Eva peineta

[jrgysusobjetos]

ANILLO PEINETA (serie objetos para un divorcio)

Latón e inoxidable quirúrgico. jrG Art

2015

[welele]

Todo mal.

[fallasweb]

RODA Peinetas fallera y aderezos

RODA piezas que realizamos artesanalmente, utilizando las herramientas y técnicas clásicas para peinetas complementos y aderezos de fallera.

[aplausosvestuario]

Las faldas de español de  diseños exclusivos y los complementos  te dan la posibilidad para combinar cada dia en  las ferías de flamenco The Spanish skirts of exclusive designs and the accessories give you the possibility to combine every day in the flamenco fairs

[panchicha]

[moner1993]

jenni hermoso peineta Kelly