1860s dresses (from top to bottom) -
1862 Aleksandra Zatler, general’s wife, by Josef Simmler (location ?). From Merinok's Facebook pages 1440X1795.
1863 Rosa Guardiola, Baronesa de Andilla by Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz (private collection). From Wikimedia 1400X1804.
ca. 1865-1866 Afternoon dress (auctioned by Tessier-Sarou). From tumblr.com/fashionsfromthepast 1280X1920.
ca. 1867 Walking and visiting suit by Worth & Bobergh (Albany Institute of History and Art - Albany, New York, USA). From tumblr.com/history-of-fashion 1660X3072.
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i know su mins dress is supposed to be like old fashioned and whatever but im kinda into it.
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me scrolling thru any online clothes store: this garment is made for people with no boobs. this garment is made for people with no ass. this garment is made for people with no thighs. this garment is made for people with no waist. this garment is made for people with no boobs. this garment is made for people with no calves. this garment is made for people with no waist. this garment is made for people with no boobs. this garment is made for people with no boobs. this garment is made for people with no boobs. this garment is ma
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thick thighs save lives but they absolutely murder pants
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Back to the mid-1600s (from top to bottom) -
Woman Washing her Hands by Eglon van der Neer (Mauritshuis - Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands). From pubhist.com/w40585 807X1000 @72 309kj.
ca. 1660 Lady playing a lute with a gentleman seated at a table in an interior by Eglon Hendrik van der Neer (Sotheby's - 28Jan16 auction Lot 28)2880X3782 @72 3.3Mj.
1665 La Grande Dame by Eglon Van der Neer (private collection). From Wijimedia; fixed some cracks, spots, & veiling reflections w Pshop 1721X2048 @72 1.7Mj.
ca. 1666-1670 Isabella d'Este by Frans Denys (Galleria Nazionale - Parma, Emilia Romagna, Italy). From tumblr.com/roehenstart; fixed spots w Pshop 1022X1280 @72 394kj.
1669 Woman at a virginal with a cittern on her lap, accompanied by a man by Eglon van der Neer (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen - Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands). From Wikimedia 2802X3430 @72 2.1Mj.
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Adventures in the Classroom: Understanding Necklines- All-in-One Off-Shoulder Necklines
Adventures in the Classroom: Understanding Necklines- All-in-One Off-Shoulder Necklines
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Good to see you here!
Welcome to another Adventure in the Classroom and our ongoing foray into the magic of necklines. So far, we have covered six different necklines and we are now at the final neckline of the lesson series.
Today, we will be looking at off shoulders.
I know we covered it in its most basic form in the 100% contour lesson, but this time we will be looking at how an…
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got a twilight shirt today from target i have never been happier
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