#Peter England

[dirtywrestling]

Something Pete Dunne. Maybe a enemies to lovers one shot?? Truly do anything you want with it, just wanted to send you a request🫡😉

Pairing: Pete Dunne x Female!Reader

Warnings: 18+ Blog, Enemies to Lovers, Cussing

Commission Requests: Closed!

Imagine Requests: Open!

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"Oh and look at that! You got our last bedroom." The woman said as she typed away on the computer. You sighed happily as you arrived at the hotel late after the show, too busy with meet and greets right when you landed early this morning you didn't have any time.

"Thank god." You said.

"Oh. Hell. No." Someone spoke up behind you, looking over your shoulder to see Pete standing there with his luggage and a frown on his lips. "You did not just take the last fucking room." Pete snarled.

You stuck out your tongue at him and looked back at the women with a smile. "Great, your total is-"

"Wait!" Pete pushed himself to the front. "I'm crashing with her, I'll even pay." Pete started to dig in his pocket for his wallet.

"I don't want you staying with me and I can pay it myself." You hissed, trying to quickly take your card out to pay.

"I am NOT going to try and find another hotel at this time, Y/N. It's late and we both have flights in the morning. Stop being a bitch and let me pay and sleep in the room."

"It's a one bedroom, if I may remind you." The women spoke up.

"Ugh!" You let out a groan and glared at Pete. "Fine! But I get the bed, you get the couch." You glared.

Pete handed the women the card and paid for the room. She handed Pete the key card and both of you made your way to the elevator. Once in you stood there awkwardly. "You didn't have to pay." You said.

"No way you would have let me crash in your room if it didn't benefit you."

"I mean, you did save me 80 bucks." You snickered.

Pete shrugged, once the elevator door open he grabbed your bag and his. "Ooo, acting like such a gentleman." You teased.

"I always am." He pouted.

"Yeah, when you want to be." You watched as he opened the door and let you go in first. "But thanks for paying, Pete." You smiled at him as he struggled to get the bags inside the room. "Maybe you're not a cunt after all." You placed a kiss upon his scruffy cheek. You grinned at his red face as he stood there, placing a hand upon his cheek. Not saying a word after that you went to the bathroom to shower.

[stylegroves]

which are the best suit brands in India?

5 best suit brands in India that reshaped the fashion industry

Did you know - India is home to many suit brands offering a wide range of options, fabrics, and designs? A suit is one of the best outfits for men, regardless of the occasion. Whether it is a formal meeting or dinner party - branded suits in India can elevate your looks. A good designer suit will always speak volumes about your personality. In this article, we’ll take you through some of the best suit brands in India, offering the best of the best quality fabric. 

Before we dive deeper, let us understand the basics. 

Factors to consider when buying a suit

Well, there are a plethora of factors to consider when buying a suit. Firstly, it depends on the taste and choice of the individual. Secondly, there are some rules, or we can say guidelines, to consider, which are as below - 

Fabric

The fabric of your suit is an important consideration that can make or break the appearance. There are different types of textiles, such as - cotton, rayon, wool, synthetic, muslin, tweed etc. The quality of the fabric you choose is rated by super 100s to super 150s. Wollen suits are the most desirable fabric for the corporate environment and will pay off over the years. 

Size

The suit should fit you well from the shoulder with a neat waist and slim shoulders. Your jacket should fit accurately and look modern. Anything oversized will spoil the look of your suit. Make sure to buy the best brand suits in India for a perfect fit and look. 

Length

The length of your trouser should always fall gracefully against the shoes. For a desirable look, you should have a soft break at the front of the trousers instead of the back.  You can also try short trousers with no break and cuff for a stylish look. 

Colour

The colour of your suit is another important consideration. Typically, it is advised to choose the right grey patterns or plain navy suits that are trending currently. You can also pick a stylish black or creme-coloured suit that goes well with any occasion.  

What are the best suit brands in India?

Now that you know the factors to consider when buying a suit in India. There are several brands in India offering good quality suits. The price of a branded suit range from 8,000/- to 20,000/- INR. It can go upto 1 lakh and even more. Here are some of the best suit brands in India, offering the best value for your money, fabric, appearance and quality. 

Raymond

Founded in 1925, Raymon is one of the best suit brands in India. It emerged as a diverse organisation with a primary focus on fabric, apparel and textiles. With 1500 outlets across 600 cities, it is considered one of the largest retailers in India. Over the years, this textile brand has established itself as the top choice for leading designers.  One can find the best fabric and numerous options when it comes to suits in India. 

      2. Siyaram’s

Also known as Silk Mills Ltd or SSM, Siyaram’s is a renowned suit brand in India with a big network of retail stores across the country. For those looking for high-end fashion, Siyarm’s is the best choice. Established in 1978 in Mumbai, this brand offers fabric as well as ready-made clothes. The brand is well-known for its formal attire made from high-quality fabric. 

       3. Peter England

Peter England has beem ultimate choice of many suit lovers. Formed in 1889 is a subsidiary brand of Aditya Birla. It was launched in Indian marketing in 1997 and has made its mark on consumers. Being one of the largest manufacturers, it is definitely the best suit brand in India. Their ever green collection Elite is perfect to create a stunning look. 

       4. Blackberrys

Blackberrys is another homegrown suit brand in India founded by Nitin Mohan in 1991. It is one of the premier men’s fashion brands that provides the best quality suits for men. They offer a wide range of formal and casual designs that suit the requirement of every man. With a plethora of wardrobe choices, including formal wear, party wear, office wear, casual and classic - the brand offers suits crafted for modern men. 

        5. OCM

OCM is a progressive clothing brand that picks the finest material and tailors them to the best fit. Featuring a assortment of suits, blazers, shirts, formal and casual wear - OCM offers the best outfit for workplace and parties. The brand offers a fantastic collection that is comfortable to wear and elevates your look. 

Besides, there are other brands that make the best quality suits. You can choose a brand from the above brands to cherish the best moments of your life.

[diioonysus]

black women + art

[fallingskiesandrisingseas]

Susan Pevensie comes back from Narnia and tries to forget, not because she doesn't believe in Narnia anymore, but because it hurts too much thinking about what she lost.

In Narnia, she was revered, respected. People wrote songs about her, asked for her hand in marriage. She was with her siblings, and she was free, and she could finally stop worrying about her brothers dying in an air raid. She had a people she protected, a land she ruled, and family to look after. She was respected in courts and battefields alike.

Narnia brought other problems, of course. Not all her suitors were kind about her rejection, and Peter and Edmund were expected to lead armies, which meant they were always in the line of fire. More than once had they come home with grave injuries that took months to recover from, even with Lucy's secret potion.

It is this Narnia Susan vividly remembers just aftee she comes back, a wild and savage land where magic roams free, but evil roams free too. It is the Narnia of eternal winter, of giants and ogres, of Aslan dying on the Stone Table. The Narnia of Telmarines, of dead friends, of failed sieges.

England forces her back into obedience, into a mold. Tells her to behave in a way expected of a young lady. Lucy can stay wild a little longer, but Susan has an education to focus on, men to impress. England tells her she is below her brothers again, should get married and have kids.

So Susan tries to forget, convincing herself that the stiff upper lip, tight collars, kneelong skirts, ridicule from adults when she speaks her mind and forced silence is better than the freedom she had in Narnia.

For that freedom had to be paid for in blood. At least in England her family and friends don't risk dying, not after the war.

She alienates from her brothers and sister further. She tells them Narnia was a game, a fantasy. But the difference in faith is also due tk the way she has to hide how it changed her. Peter, Lucy and Edmund do not have to. The boys write long essays about justice and religion, join the fencing team. Lucy dances everywhere she goes and is known to never wear shoes if she can help it.

But the archery club at school will not accept Susan. Neither will the debate team. Her teachers are annoyed with the fact she never slips up, disgruntled at the fact a woman runs rings around them intelectually. Susan is a young woman after a time of war, and all of society would rather she shut up and do what she is told.

Soon, Susan has new friends, new things that matter. All these adult thoughts she can only discuss with her brothers and sister drive her crazy, and there is no one around that takes them seriously. And so she tries to grow up as fast as possible, get to an age where people listen to her again. She forgets so that she doesn't have to deal with the feeling she was meant for much more, to ease the mourning of all that she lost when she kissed Caspian goodbye.

All the Pevensies start forgetting Narnia slowly, the memories fading. Soon none of them remember the names of their generals at Beruna. They forget the smell of battle, the weight of an iron sword in their hands. But they all still walk as if their crowns are on their heads, and ride horses in a way none of their instructors understand. It takes a while before they are back to their Narnian levels, but it is clear to them someone has instructed them before. None of them can figure out what commands they use, however. Is it western style, perhaps? Or maybe rodeo? They cannot have been taught in England, not with the amount of control they can exert with and without saddles, the sense of balance. Some of their teachers are astonished by their academic growth, but others attribute it to the lax education standards after the war. Susan is sold short most often, but all the Pevensie children suffer from arguments with teachers and attitude problems. Teachers generally don't like it if you behave like you are older or more important than them. It's worse because they are almost never wrong, even though all of them feel the effects that having a teenage brain has on their speed of thought and the coherence of their arguments.

The Pevensies deal with these remnants of Narnia in different ways. Susan becomes an actress. She picks West End over Oxford because the stage is a place she is allowed to be free. And since Narnia, dry textbooks don't thrill her like they used to, while the fantasy concepts of spirits and courts and magic and other things thespians work with entince her all the more. Inside her is a longing to become someone else. She knows where it comes from, but she doesn't want to acknowledge it.

Susan plays a queen often, or a diplomat, or a model. Something about her performances have audiences hooked, convinced she was royalty in a different life.

Remembering Narnia hurts. She scolds someone for being reckless with the stage props while teaching them the correct way for a full minute before realizing the person in question is older than her, and doesn't listen to a young woman. He has the same name as her younger brother.

So Susan forgets. But as she carves her way into the elite of old Hollywood, years later, she begins to remember as well. What it's like to have a voice. How it feels like to have people listen.

When Lucy, Edmund and Peter die in the train accident, Susan weeps for days. She knows what she has lost in them. She is now the only person fluent in their interpersonal language, the only one that still remembers the mating call of the centaurs, what jokes a forest spirit makes. She is now truly alone in the world.

Narnia comes rushing back to her during this grieving period. Eventually, she remembers that she used to have a voice, a crown, lovers of whatever gender she wanted. And also how Narnia would have you pay for freedom in blood. They gave up on that freedom to protect her siblings. only to lose them anyways. Suddenly, Susan remembers how Narnia was fair, how a bargain struck was a bargain kept. She remembers the nymphs, the trees in spring. She remembers the beauty of it all.

Later, when Susan is a grown woman and an arrived actor in Hollywood, Aslan begins returning to her dreams. He never speaks to her, but the sight of him gives her strenght. She was once Susan the Gentle, who accompanied Aslan to his death. It is time she returns to being that person.

After the Stonewall riots and during the AIDS epidemic, Susan is the only actress willing to make a public stand. It costs her 2 box office hits and a 3 month ban from the tabloids. But she remembers justice, and the price of freedom. Others start looking to her for wisdom, just like they did all those years ago. Susan feels her quiet strenght returning, her faith slowly coming back.

She stops wishing she could forget Narnia. The magic that was responsible for the memory faded with time. Maybe it was just to protect her from mourning a world where she was so much more.

When Susan looks at the boys coming back from wars in Korea and Vietnam, she recognizes the look in their eyes. Reflected in their behaviour is a maturity that shouldn't be present in teenagers. The loss of innocence, the unrepairable damage to their childhood illusions. It is a look she spent her twenties avoiding mirrors for, because she knew what it meant. No matter what she told herself then, she believed in Narnia. She still does now.

She knows her siblings are in a different place now, and that she revoked her faith in that place, but slowly, as the years grey her hair and wrinkle her face, she begins to believe she may one day join them there. She remembers Aslan as a kind lion, even if he wasn't a tame one.

She grew old in Narnia once, after all. She hopes to die there.

Once a queen of Narnia, always a queen of Narnia

[more-relics]

David Gilmour  Pink Floyd - London, January 1968. Photo: PeterJenner/Blackhill Enterprises.

[weizabonnie]

KIRKLAND MAGIC SHOW (produced during the christmas last year(yep)as a gift for my friend

[germanpostwarmodern]

Upper Lawn Pavilion (1958-60) in Tisbury, England, by Alison & Peter Smithson. Photo by Peter Smithson.

[zakuramochi]

AsaKiku Week Day 1: Family / Journey / Pets

Spy x Family parody featuring Arthur, Kiku and Peter! I really love those AUs where they all live together as a family... it's so heartwarming and soft!! Please just be a found family trope forever

@asakikuweek2024

[illustratus]

The Battle of Bosworth by Peter Jackson

[colonellickburger]

Peter Mitchell. Mrs. McArthy & her daughter, Sangley Road, London. 1975

[letmelickyoureyeballs]

disclaimer: i have only watched the narnia movies, i have not read any of the books. if there is information from the books that relates to any of this i would love to hear it. this post was inspired by @fallingskiesandrisingseas and their character posts of the pevensies

its so horrible thinking about how the pevensies came back to england after basically living another life.

they basically lived a lifetime. they had friends, possibly enemies, lovers maybe, they had people they cared for and who cared for them, they grew up.

and to have all that taken away when they come home, years and years of building a life in narnia gone

sure they have their memories, but not their bodies, friends, kingdom. theres no way they could’ve acclimated back in england after being in narnia for decades. all the costoms they learned, the languages, the repect and adoration they created. gone

i know narnia and beyond is some religious allegory for heaven/an afterlife, but to people who aren’t religious/grew up being taught it, it was devastating to watch. theres no way they would’ve come back home of their own free will.

i mean they grew up, they matured. they knew war and death, love and respect. i mean Lucy became a woman a leader a queen, she had to be taken back to a body that is way to young to know most of that stuff.

i mean how would they even know how to act anymore, act not like nobles, like the commoners they are in england. its been YEARS, theres no way they remember every detail from their past lives. they wouldn’t even need school really, maybe some stuff but would they even want to pay attention. theyre fully mature adults trapped in a childs body.

and how would their kingdom fair when they left without any warning. we see later that it fell to history, but before that happened. their leaders are gone, their protectors, their friends, family, just gone forever. im sure there were people that were trusted to take over, but thats still a big change when losing the kings and queens of narnia

i truly believe they shouldve been able to live in narnia forever. the other movies should’ve been different characters or something else. i love these movies, i just wish they hadn’t ended like that

[arina-nov]

Magic show time 🪄

[usedsandwichbag]

Haven't posted Hetalia in a hot minute but here's a semi-rushed drawing of the Kirklands who have been on my mind recently.

Haven't decided if I enjoy this drawing or not (and now just realising that I never fixed N. Irelands proportions), but other than that I'm happy enough with how it turned out.

[fool-of-a-took1]

Headcanons about when the Pevensie siblings returned to England (the first time)

When they came back to England through the wardrobe and they returned to their younger bodies, naturally all the scars they received in Narnia disappeared. All but one, the one in on Edmund’s stomach remained, the one he got at his first battle. No one really knew why he still had it, why it hadn’t disappeared it just didn’t. It was there and it served as a constant reminder of the white witch, that the experience had been real.

Everyone noticed a change in the Pevensies when they came back from the countryside. That included their teachers.

Lucy was suddenly a very clever girl, not that she hadn’t been before, but now she had a maturity to her. Her reading ability had improved immensely and she wrote the most beautiful poems.

Edmund’s demeanour had turned a whole 180°. He was more strategic, less rash. It was way more difficult to make him mad, he usually just responded with a witty comeback. And he seemed to put more effort into his work. He had always been smart, but now he was outstanding. He passed all his classes with ease, except for history that is (he kept forgetting that they had never had a king named Frank). He had also gotten very much better at chess, there was no one in the whole school they could beat him, not even the English teacher Mr. Evenly that had gotten very far in the English championship in chess. (Let’s pretend that exists even if it doesn’t)

Susan stood straighter and had a more regal look to her demeanour, not in a way that she expected everyone to obey her or anything like that. It was just very difficult not to respect her. She had gotten very good at resolving conflicts and avoid violence.

Peter had also changed a lot, he was more mature but also more rash in his decisions. He started acting more with his fists (that didn’t really start until it had been about half a year). He did write amazing novels though, stories about battles. Battles with medieval methods and weapons. The details were incredible, it was almost as he’d been in the battles himself.

They all had gotten a whole lot better at swimming. Edmund managed to save a man double his size and weight when he went through the ice. Lucy was always very fast and her technique was like nothing teachers had seen before, it was like she had been taught by a fish. (Possibly mermaid or nymph of some kind.)(Same goes for the others, I just can’t really come up with something)

All of them had nightmares but they had also become very good at controlling and hiding certain emotions behind a curtain or wall.

Edmund often got panic attacks during the cold months, especially when it snowed. Susan started making him something warm to drink every time she noticed it was getting colder or she saw snow falling before school, Peter wrapped up and cuddled Edmund in blankets and Lucy just came into his room with her warm smile and sat and talked with him. With time he wasn’t as sensitive to cold and snow and the panic attacks died down but the small rituals of the siblings having this cosy bonding time with one another continued for a lot longer.

And through all of this Helen was an amazing mother, she might not know what the change in her children was caused by but she always helped. Through panic attacks and frantic studying, she held them after nightmares and she just kept being their mother. She was their mum and raised that just as good as Narnia had.

Hope it was to your enjoyment <3

[travelling-my-little-pony]

Big Mac, Sunshower Raindrops, Skywishes, Comet Tail and Peachy Keen have found cake.

In Peter Tavy, in Devon, England.

[multifandomperson3]

hc: when the pevensie siblings come back to england after the Lion, the witch and the wardrobe, they all have a fancy cursive handwriting and all their teachers are very impressed.

To the point where they call Mrs. Pevensie and tell her that Peters handwriting is now readable and he gets better grades.

And Susans handwriting was already flawless before, but now it just got a little more fancy.

I belive Edmunds handwriting got a lot more cursive. i think he wrote really small and barely readabe letters before but now it's still small but more cursive and elegant.

Im kinda torn between thinking lucys handwriting is absolute chaos now (like it was fine before, but now she even uses different narinan languages and even some ancient runes or something and no teacher understands anything) OR it was a mess before (like with every child her age lol) and now her handwriting looks like written by and adult (to the point where the teachers accuse her mother of doing her homework and that lucy is somehow cheating. / I think while growing up in narnia she had teachers who showed her how to write perfectly and bc she was so young they had the most influence on her writing style. And obviously since she grew up there her handwriting developed with her. so when she came back her handwriting looks all grown up and the teachers dont understand how, bc they had a hard time getting her handwriting to be even readable (honestly they had the fear, that her handwriting would develop to look like her brothers). And now they all have fancy handwriting) (also is it noticeable that Lucy is my favourite? xD)

At some point they just decided the children were bored when they were in the country and decided to learn how to write fancy (Susan probably saw how bad her siblings handwriting was and decided that just wouldn't do)

Also the Pevensies all use fancy weird narnian words that the teachers dont understand but pretend to bc they dont want to look like children have a better vocabulary than they do