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[poppingmary]

Yvonne De Carlo in “Criss Cross” - 1949

[eddie-redmayne-italian-blog]

Sunglasses!!

My screenshots from "The making of The Day of The Jackal

[wiirocku]

1 Peter 3:3-4 (WEB) - Let your beauty be not just the outward adorning of braiding the hair, and of wearing jewels of gold, or of putting on fine clothing; but in the hidden person of the heart, in the incorruptible adornment of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in the sight of God.

[cindycross-39]

I love wearing skirts so much.

[myskinishungry]

[blackpointgame]

[yeesiine]

Scent is your own story, you choose how it is told.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Mourning women wearing white clay for protection against evil spirits in Papua New Guinea

Dutch vintage postcard

[avileworld-org]

Vanity Fair U.S. Ayo Edebiri

[opelman]

Freedom Fighter by Treflyn Lloyd-Roberts Via Flickr: Spanish F-5 23-10, wearing special "70 Years of Training Combat Pilots" tail markings, stands on static display at Fairford at the end of the 2024 Royal International Air Tattoo. Aircraft: Ejército del Aire y del Espacio (Spanish Air and Space Force) Casa/Northrop SF-5M Freedom Fighter AE.9-17/23-10. Location: RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire.

[smokeygrayrabbits]

superheros wearing eachothers merch is so important to me guys. SPECIFICALLY the brand of it where the general public doesn't know all the niche heros and vigilantes and are very confused about who the big names are wearing

[x-heesy]

artneversleeps Haitian Villagers Photographed Wearing Donated “Slogan' Tees from America by Paolo Woods

The fashion industry produces 92 million tons of discarded fabric each year. We’re able to grasp a rough understanding of a t-shirt's life cycle, from manufacturer to landfill.

While the majority of textile waste fails to encounter a preceding owner, few rays of hope glisten in second-hand shops and complex recycling processes. Often successful, chains like Value Village manage to breathe new life into pre-loved items, selling cheap, accessible alternatives to brand-new goods. This method is effective, but far from perfect, prompting international agreements akin to Haiti's very own 'Pèpè' trade. In the city of Port au Prince, the country's waterfront capital, lies a market known as 'Croix-des-Bossales'. A place that houses millions of pounds of America's most outrageous, unwanted clothing.

Here, it's nearly impossible to stumble across anything purchased outside of the Western world, constantly importing undesirable graphics that just simply didn't sell.

Arriving in massive bails, the garments are often sold for less than a dime, which in an impoverished market, allows local citizens to wear quality clothing at a cheap price. On the surface, this idea appears as a great small-scale solution for our global textile crisis, but has ultimately created some larger economic issues.

As the markets become saturated, tailors are forced out of business, and more ironically, the majority of these items are being produced in Haiti's local sweatshops prior toexport. On top of that, those wearing the clothes are unaware of each slogan, speaking Creole as a native dillect.

Words by @archivethreads

Soundtrack: Europe Is Lost by Kae Tempest @wetwicksdry

[songs2aiart]

System of a Down - Bubbles

“We're left with no arms, Right in the power struggle”

“Wearing a crown, Life in a bubble jungle, Chasing a clown.” https://youtu.be/D-Be0We6OxM

[sketchonista]

Niccolo Pasqualetti FW23 shot at Paris Fashionweek

[postcard-from-the-past]

Duchess of York wearing the uniform of the Girl Guides

British vintage postcard