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French girl . 22 !!

[danandblair]

DAN & BLAIR – 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY May 16, 2011 | Season 4 Episode 22, “The Wrong Goodbye”

[renaissance-art]

Details of Flowers- Bottcelli 

[wildeastra]

it’s always, “hi, how are you?” and never, “you have bewitched me, body and soul, and i love, i love, i love you. and wish from this day forth never to be parted from you” ... how unfair

[mysteriesofloves]

DAIR APPRECIATION WEEK DAY 7: favourite lyrics

you are in love by taylor swift

[wifeyofedwardferrars]

Do you ever think about that after their wedding Darcy probably wrote Lizzie a poem, because she told him that poetry was only for a strong love? Because I definitely do.

[vivienvalentino]

We are all fools in love.

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE — 2005, dir. Joe Wright

[kyloren]

In this film, I hope we achieved the expression of how difficult it is to fall in love, of how painful, and how terrifying and scary it is to let yourself fall in love. — Joe Wright during director’s commentary of Pride & Prejudice.

PRIDE & PREJUDICE 2005 | dir. Joe Wright

[pennbadgleygifs]

dair + touching

[marghood]

ok but Dan seems so soft when it comes to Blair !!!

[elenagjlbert]

blair waldorf icons

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[purgeshubble-deactivated]

moodboard: dair (dan x blair)

[intostarlight]

It’s like he peered into my soul…

[marghood]

if anyone wants to talk about gone with the wind with me, I’ve just finished reading the book and I’d likely do so

[morabbots]

for besa (@thefinalgirls2015)

[morabbots]

for besa (@thefinalgirls2015)

[madeline-kahn]

Music in Film: About Time (2013) dir. Richard Curtis Soundtrack, including music by Nick Laird-Clowes

[catherine-the-great-tv]

Anna Karenina & Alexei Vronsky in Anna Karenina. Vronsky story (tv mini-series, Russia, 2017)

[swimthroughthefires]

#men undressing women: [drakeNO.jpg]#men assisting in dressing women: [drakeYES.jpg]#he’s really concentrating in getting those laces sitting right#what a good boy#anna karenina: vronsky’s story#gif harrietvane

[drownedinlight]

On of the things that I learned in high school, which was just one of those facts that was just kind of like, “Yeah?” but is also one of those facts that you rarely see represented, that it does sort of startle into this idea of “wait, is that right.” Men absolutely helped their wives and lovers dress, especially in times when dress had become complicated enough that women could not get dressed alone (ties and buttons that had to fasten in the back for one reason or another, for example). If a woman didn’t have a servant to help her dress, and most women did not, it was the job of her husband once she was married.

[blood-head]

This leads to the interesting trope of a husband discovering his wife’s lover’s handiwork, for example in this 1840 illustration from Paris le Soir. The caption reads: “That’s funny! This morning I made a knot in this lace, and tonight there’s a bow!“

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blair in 2x16 pt 2

[marghood]

she’s the prettiest 🥴