a thing of beauty is a joy forever

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i can’t believe this shop has things under $5! they’re so pretty i want everything click here to be re-directed 

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[mis4nthropy]

The weird thing about watching old movies is having a crush on an actor who is already dead

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Grace Kelly wearing gown by Edith Head for the 1955 film To Catch A Thief

Photo from Corbis Archive

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FarmHouse🖤of The Week

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[baroquebronze]

Day Dress by Paul Poiret c. 1910

Beige linen one-piece dress; red embroidery and openwork at front, sleeve, and bottom; trimmed with linen lace at hem; pink silk tape and drawstring at waist.

[peeblespair]

classicalbritain:

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire, England by TONY:

[madrauisce]

Stella Gonet, Judy Flynn and Louise Lombard in The House of Eliott (1991-1994)

[warpedmelody]

Louise Lombard was SO beautiful in The House of Elliot.

Not that she’s not beautiful now, but she was just perfection in that show. Maybe it was her beauty combined with the 20s era/fashion.

[louiselombardobsessed-blog]

Someone asked me the other day what it was like being the prettiest girl in the school. The answer is that I have no idea. I was the geeky, clever one who was always trying to be part of the crowd and never quite managing it.

Louise Lombard (via louiselombardobsessed-blog)

[les-modes]

Evening gown by Jean Patou, Les Modes September 1922. Photo by Henri Manuel.

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Breathtaking Maria Monaci Gallenga Couture trained gown dating back to the early 1920’s. The textile art of Gallenga is often compared to that of Mariano Fortuny because they both produced hand-stenciled designs that drew inspiration from the distant past. Gallenga became the mentor of the Italian Futurists and in 1925 exhibited in the Italian Pavilion, winning the Grand Prix for stenciled textiles. I adore the metallic stenciled medieval novelty pattern throughout. The care to place this garment together must have taken weeks. The luxurious heavily-pleated collar and waistband create a beautiful regal effect. My favorite detail is the dramatic winged angel-sleeves which Gallenga was known for.