#ritual fashion

[designertales]

[inthedarktrees]

Ralph Crane, “College Sororities,” Life, Dec 17, 1945

[sidver]

[thesorceresstemple]

[daguerreotyping]

Carte de visite of two ladies embracing in the throes of passion and/or ennui, c. 1860s

[biophilianutrition]

Morning Rituals

[ofbakerst]

shirtsleeves holmes

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

if people were fundamentally good, we would not need Christ

[imaginal-ai]

"Hierophant" (0002)

(More of The Hierophant Series)

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[moonlightritual]

Photo dump of some stuff I’m working on

[redvampirerose]

Art by  Mizokuu

[legendarytragedynacho]

John Koviak

[inthedarktrees]

The sorority chooses girls it wants. Here Kappa Kappa Gamma girls, wearing their best party dresses, gather ceremoniously in their house to discuss and elect.

“College Sororities,” Life, Dec 17, 1945

[mitskijamie]

This wont leave my mind. Im all for rjk but in my soul im a royjamie truther and a part of my heart feelings like jamie only started getting up in arms at the bar after roy brought keeley up because he was enjoying the time with roy and felt betrayed by him! Like he thought roy was showing him care and putting effort into their relationship but when jamie really found out why he purposefully egged roy on? Idk if that makes any sense lol! But just on my mind

I completely agree. Part of the reason I'm not anti-Royjamie fistfight is that I don't think it was actually about Keeley at all. Like it was but it wasn't. If they were actually going to have a fistfight over who gets to be with Keeley it would've happened a long time ago. Keeley hardly came up all season. It was about the threat that their respective relationships with Keeley presented to the bond between the two of them (which @atorionsbelt wrote a very interesting meta post about I believe) and their fear of their devotion to each other/the vulnerable position it put them in. Over the course of a year they had become the most important people in each other's lives (taps on Jamie at Uncle's Day scene) and one of them being with Keeley would change that. Which terrified both of them because they were so obviously obsessed with each other and couldn't fathom an upset to the balance they'd found. Jamie was upset that Roy wanted Keeley more than he wanted him and Roy was trying to sabotage Jamie's budding relationship with Keeley because he didn't want to lose what he had with Jamie to that relationship

I also think they were terrified of how intimate they'd become with each other and felt the subconscious need to sabotage it. Because their almost-kiss was the previous episode lmao

[daguerreotyping]

Tintype of two men sharing a mysteriously charged moment of contention—or benediction?—over a pocket watch, c. 1870s

[6soul6sucker6]

⛧𝕭𝖑𝖆𝖈𝖐 𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖈 𝖗𝖊𝖎𝖌𝖓𝖘⛧