divatchka

Sophia means wisdom, but that doesn't mean I can't like nonsense.

[divatchka]

Caché Size 4 Formal Maxi Gown with Petite Hem Tailoring

Caché | Royal Blue Maxi Gown with Black Sequin Translucent Lace | Formal, | Royal Blue, Black | 94% Polyester, 6% Spandex Slinky, Lined | Lightly Padded Bodice | Center Back Zip | | Professionally Tailored to Petite Height* Regular Small, Hemmed to Petite Length | Worn Once | Mild Pilling on Bodice | Smoke And Pet Free Home *(original owner 5'3", gown hemmed to barely brush the ground when wearing 3-inch heels)

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Caché Size 4 Formal Maxi Gown with Petite Hem Tailoring.

[divatchka]

LOFT Petite S Red Dress

LOFT Outlet | Red Floral Print Shift Dress | Peasant, Batik, Casual, Office | Red, Pink, White | 100% Polyester Split Crew Neck With Button Closure | 3/4 Sleeve With Button Cuff | Tie Waist | Knee Length Petite Small | Gently Used Condition | Smoke And Pet Free Home

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: LOFT Petite S Red Dress.

[picalla]

[roseoilz]

my favorite eye looks pt 1 (http://instagram.com/thesaraengel)

[lotrscenery]

Prague

[videocore1984]

“what if, LOTR but little animated animals.” by jessica a. m

[libraryoftheancients]

@nonlinear-nonsubjective this is the most relevant to your interests thing I’ve seen this week.

[ksszns]

[r4cs0]

Me and the boys on our way to respect women

[skidspace]

Love me a man that can shoot himself ass first through a suspended hoop

[elierlick]

There’s a reason your boss lies to you about union membership.

[falseknees]

Happy Febuary everyone!

[janainaart]

Deirdre

Illustration inspired by the story of Deirdre, a tragic heroine from the Irish legends. Art made for Editora Wish, a brazilian publisher.

⟡ patreon / portfolio / ig / twitter

[centuriespast]

Pair of gauntlets of Maximilian I, attributed to Lorenz Helmschmid, ca. 1490 at “The Last Knight” exhibit at the Met in 2019. Credit…George Etheredge for The New York Times

[guilty-as-battery-charged-deact]

I don’t get how in fantasy fiction, the women who actually enjoy sewing/embroidering are always painted as the weak, boring, and anti-feminist characters 

Sewing and embroidery take skill, patience, and artistic talent and it was also the ultimate way to ignore the annoying men in your life in past centuries 

If you didn’t feel like talking to a man, you just “took up your sewing” and he’d have to leave you alone, especially if he needed that shirt mended

Women also got together all the time to sew, weave, embroider but also talk, gossip, assist each other’s work, and enjoy each other’s company in peace 

The skill the female character has doesn’t have to be sword-fighting for her to be strong, because there’s strength and power in any skill she has 

[theredscreech]

I think it was in Brandon Sanderson’s Elantris that one of the main characters took up her sewing a lot when she was surrounded by men because it was her way of finding out what was going on in the Royal Court. The men assumed that she was concentrating so hard on her needlework that they could discuss anything and then, of course, eventually forgot she was there altogether.

I just remember being really impressed by the sheer sneakiness of that.

[theslowesthnery]

ah yes my favourite trope

[divatchka]

[loveless-anime-deactivated20230]

[luntfontanne]

Um, It Makes Total Sense We’re All Into Sea Shanties Now

[feral-hawke]

(may I also recommend bardcore)

[obeekris]

@xserpx

[vintagewoc]

Donna Summer (1970′s)