art outfit inspiration reblogs

for art and artists who wanna make people look fancy

[storge]

Imperial Noble Consort Ling | Story of Yanxi Palace ep. 70

[gentlemanlythreads]

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Luisa Beccaria, fall 2016 RTW

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Anniesa Hasibuan

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Duaba Serwa for Vlisco

[asian-folk-wardrobe]

#sari #saree #

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Octopus Garden gown by Glimmerwood

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Oscar de la Renta

1. fall 2013 RTW 2. 1980s 3. fall 2019 RTW 4. pre-fall 2011 5. pre-fall 2020 6. resort 2013

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Teuta Matoshi

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Hmong Der/Hmoob Dawb (White Hmong) people

1. photo by Chi Dung

The name originates from the white dresses women wear on special occasions.

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Lakme Fashion Week, India

1-2. Anand Bhushan, 2010 2. Anka 3. Debarun Mukherjee, 2013 4. Gaurang Shah, 2012 5. Actor Huma Qureshi and her mother 6. Designer Neeta Lulla

[evermore-fashion]

Stella de Libero Bridal Couture Collection

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Angel Fashion

[dankmemeuniversity]

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Georgian fashion

1-2. Georgian National Ballet, performing “Samaia” in traditional costume.

Samaia is performed by 3 women and, originally, was considered to be a Pagan dance. However, today’s Samaia is a representation of Tamar of Georgia, who reigned in 12th-13th centuries and was the first woman king of Georgia. There are only 4 frescos that keep the much-revered image of King Tamar. Simon Virsaladze based the costumes of Samaia on the King’s clothing on those frescos. In addition, the trinity idea in the dance represents Tamar of Georgia as a young princess, a wise mother and the powerful king. All these three images are united in one harmonious picture. The simple but soft and graceful movements create an atmosphere of beauty, glory and power that surrounded the King’s reign.

3. Traditional Georgian costume 4. Georgian traditional clothing by Samoseli Pirveli 5. Traditional Georgian costume, north Caucasus

[hanfugallery]

antique phoenix crown/feng-guan凤冠 for chinese women mostly in ming dynasty 

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Russian headdresses

1. kichka, traditional Russian headdress for married women 2. kokoshnik worn by women and girls to accompany the sarafan 3-6. kokoshnik 7. Russian royalty costume by Maria Usov 8. types of kokoshniks