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DARINA GARMZ Vintage Lace Ribbon Boots if you want to support this blog consider donating to:ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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La Petite by Pat Rodgers (1956)

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Rami Kadi | Les Miroirs

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Women in History Month (insp) | Week 4: Dynastic Daughters

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Hass Idriss | Untitled Creation 2024

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wandering dream

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sister // my dearest brother

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Voice of the Outer World

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SCHIAPARELLI Fall/Winter RTW 2024 if you want to support this blog consider donating to:ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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She’s everything. He’s just Daemon.

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Teuta Matoshi | Fall/Winter 2023

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1.02 // 1.10

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Announcing: New Event!

For two years, we have laid in waiting to the return of the dragons. Now that we finally know a return date for House of the Dragon Season 2, what better way to warm up for their arrival on June 16th than with a new event? This is Back in Black: The Return of Daemyra.

The theme is simple: return. This is a prompt event, meaning anyone can submit prompts so long as it fits with the general theme. There's no limit to the possibilities and all kinds of Alternate Universes are welcome, from canon-divergence to modern. It can be at the beginning of their relationship or at the end. Whether it's about Daemon and Rhaenyra getting a second chance romance, or one returning home after a long absence, or travelling through time to be reunited with one another, the idea is to reunite our two favorite Targaryens. For full event details, rules, and prompts, check out our AO3 page! Hosted by the Daemyra Discord

Art by Msezrwiz

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laenor and rhaenyra: masters of being sooooo discreet at their own wedding party

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Carol Shiguematsu by Fernando Tomaz for Vogue Brasil February 2024

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Historical Fashion: The Gamurra

An Italian dress that was worn during the 15th century. This was the main dress that was worn over the chemise (like a slip but with much more fabric) but beneath the giornea and/or cioppa. The basic design of this dress was worn by all women in Italian society (though upper class women would have gamurra’s made of more costly textiles and designs).