John Wesley, Captives, 1966, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 72 inches
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John Wesley, Captives, 1966, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 72 inches
Kirsten Dunst behind the scenes of ‘Marie Antoinette’.
The Fear of Not Being Respected
Matthew Stone (2016)
ab. 1628 Bodice, most likely worn by Christina of Sweden at about 2 years of age
silk atlas, wool twill, silver
(Royal Armoury, Stockholm)
Medieval (300-1300)
A liripipe hood (also known as a cornette) is a fitted hood that has a long tube of fabric hanging down from the crown of the hood. Most liripipes include a short shoulder cape.
Images above are from Woven into the Earth by Else Ostergard. The first hood (restored) was originally white. The second hood had a grey warp/white weft and is one of the better preserved hoods from the time.
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knitwear by Lisa Anne Auerbach
Milla Jovovich by Tim Walker
Chloe Sevingy for Purple Magazine
styled by Mel Ottenberg
Franic Berrett, The Magus, 1801
Darning samplers from the V&A, mid 1700s - early 1800s