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cleopatragirlie · 7 months ago
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❀ 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐚 𝐏𝐨𝐥 𝐛𝐲 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐝 (𝟏𝟗𝟔𝟓) ❀
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bitter69uk · 5 months ago
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Born on this day: old money American socialite (first cousin of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and Princess Lee Radziwill), bold fashion risk-taker, raccoon and feral cat enthusiast, devoted daughter, frustrated cabaret chanteuse and genuine eccentric Edith Bouvier Beale (aka “Little Edie”, 7 November 1917 - 14 January 2002). This woman, her equally idiosyncratic mother Edith Ewing Bouvier (“Big Edie”) and the documentary Grey Gardens (1975) are an endless source of inspiration. Pictured: Polaroid portrait of Edie by Andy Warhol, 1976.
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leeradziwilll · 5 months ago
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Lee Radziwill attends a party in New York City. July 1975.
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fyi-iyanni · 2 years ago
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ilkoguru · 15 days ago
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badgaldidiii · 2 years ago
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Green serene✨
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sosuigeneris · 11 months ago
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Socialite Series: Cherry’s Master Post
Things that have helped me, that could help you. Here is a master list of my softmaxxing journey!
Body:
J*hn Bent*n’s workouts: Yes he’s an asshole but his workouts really do work. He used to train models and his workouts are life changing.
2. B-12 Lipo salines: These you can consume in a shot (like an injection) or in a saline (go to a GOOD DOCTOR for this). I prefer the saline, and my doctor recommended the 6 week course for me (one saline every week). It burns subQ fat and that was the main reason why I began using those. There is zero side effect to these, acc to my doc.  edit: don’t really recommend these anymore. I’ll update this list when I finish my Emsculpt.
3. Diet: More protein, more vegetables, more water and lesser intake of carbs. Carbs are important but i used to over-consume them. Cutting down has helped me a lot. I also did a gut bacteria test (you basically sent a piece of your shit to a lab and they analyse it) to understand what foods worked for me and what didnt. 
4. Probiotics for metabolism management 
5. Measuring: I stopped tracking weight and began tracking body fat % instead. I feel that this works better for me. 
6. Wood therapy: I KNOW. You lot will think its bogus but it helped me and im sticking to it, so there. There’s no wood therapy spa near me, so i ordered the wood therapy tools from amazon, plastic wrap, a waist trainer, almond oil. I looked up videos on wood therapy and lymphatic drainage, and i do it for about 5 mins on my tummy and thighs before my work outs, wrap my torso with plastic wrap, throw the waist trainer on top. 
Skin:
Accutane: this helped me tremendously with my acne and my skin is 95% blemish free now. If you are taking this, remember to be disciplined and regular. 
Zero alcohol: I stopped drinking completely and its done my skin and health wonders.
Products: Sunscreen + Vitamin C combo in the AM. Retinol + moisturiser at night. Recommended by my dermat. 
Hair removal: I refuse to shave because its so uncomfortable so i prefer to wax once in 2 months. Personally, when I began exfoliating my body twice a week - I use a scrub by the Body Shop - I noticed that the hair was growing back slower than it used to. I use a loofah for everyday too. I don’t believe in laser because it’s never just 6 sessions; you do have to have “maintenance” sessions as well post the 6.
Face sculpting: Gua sha on alternative nights. I dont know if this works or is placebo, but I felt like it did. 
Body lotion every day. Twice a day sometimes. I swear, it makes you smell good and feel so soft. 
Expensive make up: specially, foundation. I’m sorry, i know this could be controversial. But idk what cow semen Charlotte Tilbury puts in her make up, it seriously makes me glow. I’m yet to find a good drug store alternative. A while back, I stopped wearing concealer, and I began using a lighter shade of CT’s foundation as concealer over my normal shade. I feel that because the products are chemically the same, they blend better and don’t react and “peel.” Highly recommend that too. For the rest of my face like powder, blush, eyeliner, I do use normal drug store make up.  
Oral hygiene:
I used to have braces. After taking them off, I noticed a difference in my jaw.
Brush, floss, Listrine, tongue cleaner
Mild whitening. I think Hollywood level teeth whitening looks crazy and I want to look as “naturally” beautiful as possible.
Hair care:
For hair growth: as recommended by my doc: minoxidil hair foam 5% w/w Tugain Foam.
High frequency wand before wash days on my scalp. 
Moroccan hair oil. I use a tiny amount everyday on my ends after I finish my make up for the day and I swear it makes my hair shine like crazy.
I also got hair Botox done because i used to have curly but absolutely unmanageable hair. I tried to make it work for years but i gave up and caved in to having permanent straight hair and I love it. 
I only shampoo twice a day so on days when i workout but don’t shampoo, i use hair perfume. I spray some of it on my brush and run it through my hair. I swear it works. 
Overall:
The colour palette theory seriously works. I didn’t realise that wearing the right colours can impact you so much.
Confidence is absolutely key. I seriously recommend going to a group class of some sort if you have the time and just mingling with random people. Social situations are important to gauge your “standing.”
Random but if you have a big nose: grow out your eyebrows / fill them in slightly thicker. I noticed that when I had thin eyebrows, my nose would stand out more but when I made them thicker, it balanced my face out better. 
Steam iron your clothes before you wear them. You will look 100% put together. 
*IF* you’re aesthetically challenged when it comes to picking clothes, use my rule of thumb: never wear any more than 3 colours at once  (remember: IF you can’t put outfits together). 
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chicinsilk · 3 months ago
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US Vogue January 1, 1957
Mrs. Gloria Guinness (seated) with her daughter, Mrs. Dolores Loel Guinness in Balenciaga evening gowns.
Mme Gloria Guinness (assise) avec sa fille, Mme Dolores Loel Guinness dans des robes du soir de Balenciaga.
Photo Henry Clarke
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monkeyssalad-blog · 4 months ago
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1922 photograph of Daisy Fellowes
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1922 photograph of Daisy Fellowes by totallymystified Via Flickr: Photograph by Bertram Park. From The Sketch magazine.
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salembehindbars · 7 months ago
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JFK Jr. Is quite literally my dream man. I have loved him since I was 5.
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oliviasimsss · 7 months ago
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Kat Balfour - socialite, fashion enthusiast, and lover of all things racy 🤎
links under the cut
look I︱hair, top, scarf, skirt, shopping bags, boots look II︱hair, sunglasses, shirt & tie, boots, valentino bag look III︱hair, sunglasses, dress, coach bag, slingbacks look IV︱hair, sunglasses, tie sweater, trousers, birkin, sambas
huge thank you to these creators: @seoulsoul-sims, @serenity-cc, @sentate, @jius-sims, @bbygyal123, @arethabee, @simcelebrity00
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leeradziwilll · 6 months ago
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‘Princess’ Lee Radziwill photographed by Pierre Boulat in 1967.
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fyi-iyanni · 2 years ago
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yourdailyqueer · 8 months ago
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Armand de Gramont, Comte de Guiche (deceased)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Bisexual
DOB: 25 November 1637
RIP: 29 November 1673
Ethnicity: White - French
Occupation: Nobleman, adventurer, veteran
Note: Known as one of the greatest playboys of the 17th century.
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cleopatragirlie · 5 months ago
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❀ 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐚 𝐏𝐨𝐥 ❀
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badgaldidiii · 2 years ago
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Morning vibes💗
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