#Edith Ann

[mashymilkiesinc]

A lavish article on the animated EDITH ANN (1994) TV specials in Animation Magazine, Summer 1993.

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[arconinternet]

Edith Ann's Christmas: Just Say Noel (Video, 1996)

The animated Christmas special starring the updated-for-the-90's version of Lily Tomlin's beloved character Edith Ann. You can watch it here. And that's the truth. Pbbbbbbt.

[vulcan-spicetea]

SPIRK TOS: Soulmates

Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever/ Madeline Miller/ Emily Bronte/ Madeline Miller/ Anne Carson (translator)/ Madeline Miller/ Madeline Miller

Inspired by this post.

[greengableslover]

'But I'd be ever so much gratefuller if - if you'd made just one of them with puffed sleeves. Puffed sleeves are so fashionable now. It would give me such a thrill, Marilla, just to wear a dress with puffed sleeves.'

Period drama + puffed sleeves

CRIMSON PEAK (2015)

HOWARDS END (1992)

A ROOM WITH A VIEW (1985)

THE EMPRESS (2022 - )

ANNE OF GREEN GABLES (1985)

THE WHITE PRINCESS (2017)

PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK (1975)

[matchtheminrenown]

historical costumes + blue

[terezamylove]

hey folks‼️ if you're into:

• interview with the vampire 2022

• dungeon meshi

• the x files

• the sims 2 premades

• hamlet

• ballet

• xena warrior princess

• nintendo games

• classical literature

• hamlet

• queer history

• queer cinema

• precode cinema

• art history

• chanson française

pleeeease, let's be moots! :)

[thedeafprophet]

The Housestaff at the Townhouse Of The Boisterous Author

Some new Fallen London background character designs of mine!

As many who are familiar with basic facts of the victorian era know, a signficiant portion of the population in the 19th century worked in domestic service. Within households servants had their own titles and roles, especially in wealthier families who had great many working within a house -

And, going along with that, many people, even those just lower-middle class, had servants doing the housework, which was an incredibly time consuming task in the victorian era. This was before stainless steal, when basic household items had to be made by hands, with ironing to be done, and so, so much soot around - it was a lot of work.

I'll spare you all a further ramble of all i know about servants in the victorian era - but suffice to say, and as many already know, I have been thinking about giving more detail into those who work within my Fallen London PCs households!

Further detail on these characters under the cut

Viola

Age: Seventeen!

Role: Housemaid

Personality:

Anxious and shy, but very sweet and well meaning, poor Viola is not exactly the best at her job.She's extremely determined to figure it out, even if she has a habit of dropping things! Just give her the chance!

Previous Employment:

Viola previously, but briefly, worked at The Palace. Her elder sister who had worked their much longer had recently developed an illness, and the role had to be filled.

Things did not go well for Viola.

An inccident one day while Mst. Awnings was at the Palace led to a sort of confrontation, which ended in them offering her a job at their own home in the end instead.

Mary-Anne

Age: My, don't you know its terribly rude to inquire about a woman's age?

Role: Housekeeper

Personality:

It is Mary-Anne's job to run the house, and she is going to do it properly. Even if everything seems so set against her doing so....

Mary-Anne oversees all of the other staff at the house, and does not let them forget it. She is caring, but strict, and has certain expectations on the way things are meant to be done. She will never stand by and let things just happen - no matter who the one is comitting the offence.

Previous Employment:

Mary-Anne has been working for service for many, many years. It was her job on the surface, though her role and age was very different back then, and it is her role now. She had been the head of the staff at a large residence in London for many years now.

However after witnessing certan records and an incident by the former homeowner, Mary-Anne had refused to stay silent - which kept her morals clear, but left her without a job and without a recommendation.

She initially worked for Mst. Awnings alone, minimal job oppurtunities presented to her, and while she certainly complains about the... less typical attitudes of this household, she is not inclined to leave.

Edith

Age: Forty something or other. What's it to ya?

Role: Cook

Personality:

Edith has been round the block, and has been in and out of many kitchens in her life time. Her experience in resturants has built her, and though there's been a few flames here or there, she's not much inclined for worries.

Edith is rather gruff and improper, and isn't inclined to follow so called social norms. She'll do her job how she wants, and smokes wherever she damn well pleases. Ain't like she's hurting anyone, anyways.

You aint gonna find someone else who can work as well as she can.

Previous Employment:

Edith had been working at a particular resturant near Spite for a couple years now, and hadnt been much planning to move. However, during the GCO, Edith got caught among the chaos, and ended up sustaining a significant leg injury.

Her previous employer was not inclined to provide supports such as sitting in a busy kitchen job, and Edith found herself looking elsewhere. Which is how she found herself working in a house kitchen rather then a resturant one - with certainly an interesting state of requests.

[just-call-mefr1es]

oh so no head?

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[fukae-flwr]

We've been here before

Tw: Hogwarts spoilers

Another nail in the coffin for Edith’s sanity. This was, in a sense, her last straw. What's worse is she had asked Fig to help her to do good with ancient magic, and he assured her that he was always going to help her and support her even if he disagreed with her choices. Then he was taken from her. The only one she considered family and Ranrok killed him.

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I really wanted to draw this out!! So many people died in this game good god. No wonder mc is traumatized!!

[mashymilkiesinc]

Los Angeles Times/TV Times for the week of January 16-22, 1994. Article announcing the two Edith-Ann half hour specials premiering on ABC. The first one was titled "A Few Pieces of The Puzzle" and the other, "Homeless Go Home."

[poppingmary]

All About Eve - 1950

Anne Baxter as Eve Harrington

Bette Davis as Margo Channing

Marilyn Monroe as Miss Casswell

George Sanders as Addison DeWitt

Costumes by Edith Head

[cor-ardens-archive]

Peter Haining about Edith Wharton | Anne Sexton

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One Dress a Day Challenge

So Evil My Love / Ann Todd as Olivia Harwood

I haven't seen this movie, but apparently it's about a woman who gets drawn into a life of crime after falling for a charming rake (based on a true story), and it's set in the 1890s. Costumes are by Edith Head.

I really love the embroidery on this dress, especially the intricate patterns on the underskirt. I wish I knew what color the dress was, but the embroidery provides plenty of visual interest even without that.

[filmnoirfoundation]

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