#smoky eyes

[grungeprincess2]

Star eyes makeup inspo

[occudo]

Power couple 🔥 👁️

[vividdreamer]

create a 9 grid moodboard of your style + personality

[liveforthereverie]

[loviiseo]

[bitter69uk]

Get the look! Instructions on how to achieve Lauren Bacall’s signature languidly flowing coiffure in a free 1952 booklet. Interestingly, even as a young starlet on the ascent in the 1940s, Bacall demanded that she style her own hair. From her last serious interview, in the March 2011 issue of Vanity Fair: “She insisted on doing her own hair, in the style that would become her trademark: “The wave … on the right side – starting to curve at the corner of my eyebrow and ending, sloping downward, at my cheekbone.”

[axaany]

the best

[icekreme]

[cafe-solo]

[okaydays22]

[grungeprincess2]

Soft Grunge eye makeup inspo

[musicalislife]

Transformation from Jere to Käärijä

Video from his instagram story 2023.08.20.

[itsallabouttheladies]

Hailee Steinfeld

[imaginal-ai]

"Sebastian" (0002)

(More of The Beauty of Sebastian Series)

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[miel-core]

sunday's hotd & fotd: pigtail braids & a burgundy lip 🖤

[bitter69uk]

“I was always leaving. Every time I left, I had a different hair colour, and I would be standing on the porch saying goodbye to the older couple in the living room. I didn’t have anything in common with them except that we shared a few inherited chromosomes, the identical last night name and the same bathroom … at this point it would dawn on me there was another problem. Not only was I an alien to my parents, but I was an alien to my friends.” From the book Garden of Ashes (1990) by Cookie Mueller

“Cookie looked like Janis Joplin-meets-Jayne Mansfield, a redneck hippie with a little bit of glamour drag thrown in. She never led a safe life, unsafe was her middle name. She lived on the edge, always.” John Waters on Cookie Mueller.

“Cookie Mueller was a punk when it still meant someone who was raped in prison.” John Waters on Cookie Mueller

Died on this day thirty-five years ago: definitive Baltimore bad girl Cookie Mueller (2 March 1949 – 10 November 1989). The smoky-eyed and vivacious underground actress (she’s a charismatic presence in early John Waters films like Multiple Maniacs (1970), Pink Flamingos (1972) and Female Trouble (1974)), go-go dancer, globe-trotter, advice columnist, art critic, drug dealer, New York scene-maker, eyeliner role model, muse to photographer Nan Goldin (who described Mueller as “the most fabulous woman I’d ever seen”) and authoress of autobiographical volumes like Walking Through Clear Water in a Pool Painted Black and Garden of Ashes died of AIDS-related complications aged just 40. (As well as Mueller’s own musings, I’d recommend Chloe Griffin’s excellent 2014 biography Edgewise: A Picture of Cookie Mueller). Portrait by Bob Berg.