I love Bildad the Shuhite for the beard, the sunglasses, the hair, and the grin like the rest of you.
I am absolutely feral for the caftan. I need 1000% more David Tennant/Crowley in caftans. Just that long string bean of a man shaped being in long loose flowing dress-type garment.
Like I need Crowley rocking up on the main stage of season 11 of Rupaul’s drag race.
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Quincy Jones (1971)
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''Tribute to Diamond''
Margaret Roach Wheeler, Chickasaw and Choctaw
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The MET; Image via Vogue
Currently on view: In America: A Lexicon of Fashion
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Born on this day 83 years ago (19 September 1940): effervescent and eccentric fuchsia-haired doyenne of British fashion, Dame Zandra Rhodes. She is of course the undisputed queen of the elaborately bejewelled float-y chiffon caftan, but I prefer Rhodes’ response to the rise of punk in 1977. To the revulsion of punk purists, Rhodes launched her own deluxe haute couture interpretation of punk fashion, with artful jagged rips and tears, embellished with glittering safety pins and chains! Some have claimed this made her “the high priestess of punk”, although I suspect the late Vivienne Westwood disagreed. Anyway, over the decades her clientele has numbered international jet set superstar names like Elizabeth Taylor, Jacqueline Kennedy, Cher, Bianca Jagger, Barbra Streisand and Princesses Margaret and Diana. But as far as I’m concerned, no one looked better in Rhodes’ signature caftans than drag mega-star Divine! (Rhodes and Divine were friends in the 1980s and in fact the only times I’ve ever spotted Rhodes socially, it’s been backstage at John Waters’ events in London, accompanied by Helena Kennedy QC and transgender trailblazer April Ashley). Pictured: portrait of Rhodes by Alun Callender, 2022.
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Woman of Algiers bearing her caftan nicely whose motifs are made of "sfifa" or also called "senta" or "senla" according to the different cities designating the stripes embroidered with gold thread.
Femme d'Alger portant joliment son caftan dont les motifs sont fait de "sfifa" ou encore appelée "senta" ou "senla" selon les différentes villes désignant les bandes brodés au fil d'or.
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adding caftan connoisseur to the resume 🍇
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Adam Lippes
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Portrait of Thuraya, an Algerian Malouf singer from Constantine, in a traditional embroidered Caftan.
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I’m going as Mrs. Roper from Three’s Company for Halloween this year 👻 It’s been on my list of costumes for a while now & with the rise of Roper Romps, this is the perfect year to do it! My costume will be used for several events. I have my first Roper Romp in Austin November 9th 🌺
Some ladies use Halloween to dress sexy, I use it to dress as an old lady 😆 The Mrs. Roper caftan that I ordered is waiting for me at my parents place! (I’m spending Halloween in ROC this year) 🎃
UPDATE: My costume was a great success!
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November 1972 - Gentleman's Quarterly magazine
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Anissa Boumédiène, lors d'un voyage officiel aux USA, portant Caftan El-Qadi confectionné par la grande maison "Azzi" de Constantine. Le caftan en velours est brodé au fil d'or (Mejboud)
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US Vogue April 15, 1966
On the roof of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton…Franco-American actress Leslie Caron in shorts, striped harem pajamas, a small white kaftan trimmed in green. By Fernando Sanchez for Warner. Pajamas, from Dacron and Avron. Coat, in Arnel and Du Pont nylon (Stehli fabric).
Sur le toit du Royal Pavilion de Brighton …L'actrice franco américaine Leslie Caron en short, pyjama sarouel rayé, un petit caftan blanc gansé de vert. Par Fernando Sanchez pour Warner. Pyjamas, de Dacron et Avron. Manteau, en nylon Arnel et Du Pont (tissu de Stehli).
Photo Henry Clarke
vogue archive
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