[siyanie-zvezd]

[skeeterlikes]

This is my favorite video of all time, I’m not even exaggerating

[missytobi]

The rain, the piano, the view… wow everything made this video my fave

[earthstory]

silverapaine This is New Zealand🇳🇿 Roys Peak Track, Wanaka

[remakesihavetoremake-deactivate]

Some of your problems will inevitably stem from your refusal to view other human beings with the same complexity and nuance you see in yourself

[louisvuitttonn]

Valentino Fall ‘17 Couture

[fantasie-improptu]

[90377]

Estuary Rhine-Sieg by Jerdess

[mostlyitaly]

Venetian laundry (Veneto, Italy) by Michele Marin

[sollertias]

Saint Catherine Crowned by Bartolomeo Veneto, c. 1520 (detail)

[notordinaryfashion]

Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda Fall 2019

[livesunique]

Villa Borromeo Visconti Litta, Milano, Italy

[ohheyitsajx]

Medusa fragment ring. 14KY. By Sofia Ajram (source)

[forest-dreams]

[empress-empire]

Dolce & Gabbana S/S18 RTW

[dingdongyouarewrong]

honestly i think the existence of beauty apps and snapchat filters that completely alter the shape of one’s face is probably doing a fuckton of damage to everyone’s attitudes towards ourselves & perception of beauty

[dingdongyouarewrong]

like it’s one thing to be inundated with a ton of magazine ads and instagram posts with heavily retouched images of beautiful people all the time, like that’s gonna do a lot of damage on its own

but this stuff especially- constantly seeing images of your own face remodeled to the point where it doesn’t even look human- really fucks with your perception of your own face. to the point where the more you use these filters and these apps, the more your normal face looks unattractive and abnormal. like i know people who won’t send snapchats to other people unless they’re using one of those filters where your chin is right underneath your mouth and your nose is barely visible!

it’s just so damaging, and for all the talk i see about magazines and makeup i’m surprised there isn’t more concern regarding this shit

[artfoli]

Details of Portrait of a Young Lady, 1834, by Ferdinand Hauptner (1828-1846)

[thepuppyclub]

Beauty exploits us!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wake up and be UGLY!!

[wlwellbutrin]

i feel like men’s art never….. satirizes. misogyny. it just is misogynistic. i’m sorry ladies

[wlwellbutrin]

i also feel like when a man paints or photographs or otherwise depicts a woman, and she looks like any regular old male fantasy, it’s not subversive regardless of whether or not she’s making eye contact with the viewer