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sobcat

Monday... WHATEVER!!!! WHATEVERR

#madonna #people #confessions 2

bumblebeebats

How is it that you can a music library of like 1,200+ absolute bangers but as soon as you put it on shuffle in a group setting it's like. anime opening you added in 2010. homestuck parody song. musical artist who was cancelled last year for kidnapping and eating children in his basement. Hamilton

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queensinchains

SHARP OBJECTS (2018) 1.01 | Vanish

#wholesome family time #sharp objects

inthefallofasparrow

#thanks i hate it #the end of civilization #anti censorship

thestalwartheart

31 Days of Bond Fashion

DAY 3: THE TOM FORD SHARKSKIN SUIT as seen in Skyfall (2012).

While Pierce Brosnan’s era of Bond became synonymous – not uncontroversially – with Italian menswear house, Brioni, Daniel Craig’s would become known for its sharp, narrow-shouldered, tight-fitting Tom Ford suits. The sartorial change was triggered by a ‘tailoring war’ between Brioni and Eon Productions over product placement rights, which came to a head during Quantum of Solace. And so, as of 2008, Bond’s menswear provider was finally English again.

But it was in Skyfall, under the costume direction of Jany Temime, when the Tom Ford suits really arrived as Craig’s hallmark look. This was largely due to their tailoring. Often criticised by eagle-eyed fashion experts for being too tight, the new silhouette was a direct answer to worries Bond filmmakers had over Brioni’s suits being too relaxed for the new era. For more than one reason, their tightness was the point. Partly, it was a nod to the popularity of a slim fit in the mainstream. Chiefly, however, it was a character-driven decision. This was a more physical James Bond, one with a bulkier physique than his predecessors who had to move more – run more, shoot more, grapple and kill more – on the job. Daniel Craig, doubtless proud of both his stunt work and his physique, wanted Bond’s clothing to reflect the character. Temime remarked to GQ: "Daniel wanted a suit you could forget — a suit that wasn't on top of his body, but moving with his body. Also, he must've been extremely proud of his body, as you can imagine. If I had such a body, I would like to show it."

Given the tightness of their tailoring and the brutality with which the suits were treated in action scenes, copies had to be made. Tom Ford made twenty identical suits for the opening scene of Skyfall alone. Christie’s last sold one for £44,100. Not bad for a suit that was never meant to survive the shoot.

Sources: Christies, Bond Suits, Fashioning James Bond: Costume, Gender and Identity in the World of 007, GQ

#skyfall #movies #fashion #james bond

zombooyah

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) dir. Steven Spielberg

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dailyflicks

WILD AT HEART (1990) dir. David Lynch

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fishing-princess

Cigarette smoke smells kinda terrible, and it’s obviously really unhealthy for you. But despite everything, the image of a woman smoking a cigarette continues to be one of the most alluring things in the world

#for real #random musings