crème.

[petaltexturedskies]

Daphne du Maurier, The Parasites

[yourlilbrunette]

[monstermonger]

~3 months traveling in my wife’s home-country -> 100 journal pages

[lesbiansagainsttheatre]

actually i think graduates of a university should have access to the library databases forever and ever amen

[mangotalkies]

myths, magical realism, and leftover chocolate

[foxeia]

Cassandra Kunze

[cair--paravel]

Victorian gold brooch with a pearl.

[a-study-in-dante]

November 26th, 2024 | I finally have a desk at my new place! It's been over a month, but I realised early on that I have too damn much stuff. And also, no motivation to work or routine or self discipline whatsoever. ✨

[sarahbk]

[oniongarlic]

loved when count dracula crawled down the outer wall of the castle and jonathan harker was like….. what a weird guy……

[meandtheveggies]

murder mystery season

[goryhorroor]

my favorite genre of women is running from creepy castles/houses

[literatureaesthetic]

lapvona has got to be the most feral, unhinged, deranged book i've read all year (arguably, in my entire life), moshfegh did not hold back with this one lmao

[themakeupbrush]

Schiaparelli Fall 2022 Couture

[hauntanelle]

cute activities for girls!

seances in the woods, throwing knives, lurking under bridges, worm grunting, collecting fireflies, exploring abandoned houses, defacing public property, making daisy chains, wading through mud, making grave rubbings, tearing pantyhose on brambles, collecting roadkill, riding dirt bikes, performing blood pacts, dental extractions, smoking mugwort, crucifixion, summoning demons, saving hair lockets, writing heartfelt letters in blood, rural road trips, taking ghastly polaroids, baptism, antique shopping, eating all the fleas at the flea market, doll autopsies, exhuming old graves

[like-fairy-tales]

[galina]

The Library of Nicholas II, tucked away in a corner of the Winter Palace which is now the home of the Государственный Эрмитаж.

This is my favourite room at the Hermitage – there are so many (many) opulent and beautiful rooms here, but this one is one of the smallest and quietest and, in a way, the most thoughtful and carefully crafted in its atmosphere.