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watch me drop this banger of a ship tag you'll all wanna ship w/me after you see it

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"Look. I think it's fair to say you fascinate me. On every level." Sometimes levels he doesn't even think of.

Maybe he's had a night or two where it feels like every cell in his body wants to know more about HUNK.

"Suffice it to say, if you wanna see me...just call my number, anytime."

[stoppedheart]

finally kissing the person you’ve been pining for

(Lmao)

❤︎‬ ˚｡⋆ ↪ 𝐊𝐈𝐒𝐒 & 𝐓𝐄𝐋𝐋 !

"I don't like that." ✨

What he's referring to isn't initially clear, but the way Silas strolls forward with his hands in his pockets, a little bit of swagger in his step, says he'll be explaining shortly. He stops just about a half a foot away from HUNK, so different with and without his mask. Those pretty eyes are starting to piss him off.

There's a small smile on his face though, promising that he's more playful than upset.

"I don't like you swaggering around with your little socially awkward act. 'Oooh, I'm HUNK, I'm a ruthless killer with no morals, people are so afraid of me'," he says, in a mocking tone, "and then turning around and looking all cute 'n shit."

He knows HUNK is secretive and he's been accepting that he's not interested in being known, only perceived. Silas could relate to that, and chose not to try and change it.

Well, that was his plan, anyway. But...well, he's young and dumb and stupid. And he wants this fish, and the rest of the fish in the sea can piss off. His head tilts, and his eyes take in every small part of HUNK's face. Eyes, nose, cheeks, eyebrows, lips. He settles on those for just a moment, before looking back up.

He's thinking about the flowers. He knows that's not something you just did for someone you don't wanna see more of.

He leans forward and kisses HUNK - surprisingly gently.

The thing about Silas is that he doesn't expect necessarily to be loved; it would be nice if that were a real thing, but he's long since accepted it isn't, or at least won't be for him. The way he identifies 'love' is only how he's read about it in books; nothing about it resembles the humiliation ritual he's been going through these days, wanting so badly the attention of a man who screamed 'better off left alone' with his mug alone.

He won't expect anything of the sort from the other man. He's gonna be damned, though, if he's the only one playing this stupid game.

He pulls his lips away, staring at HUNK's again for just a moment before looking him in the eye again.

I want more of you, he wants to say, and even more daringly, and you wouldn't say no to me. He knows that. It's not good enough anymore, though. Just being an option, or an occasion.

"I don't like how I've been thinking of you nonstop. Fuckin' with my head." he murmurs gently. "And you don't got me on the brain at all, do you?"

Unfair as hell. He won't stand for it - he's gonna make a move, god damn it.

"How can I do that to you?" he asks, wanting to bite this man and leave a mark, just so he's harder to forget. "How do I make you...obsessed with me?"

Another kiss, just as slow and easy-going. An invitation more than a request.

"Tell me."

@thxgrxmrexpxr

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"I feel like the murder and suspicious crimes on my part negates any possible 'gentleman' status."

"Words can have a few different meanings." Silas reminds him.

The Greeks didn't necessarily think a 'hero' was a 'good person' when they invented the word, Silas thinks with a tilt of his head, hands in his pocket as he strolled over, and he also thinks that HUNK might be surprised what he considers gentlemanly.

"Doesn't matter anyway though, does it? I think nine out of twelve bingos is a pretty good score. You want me, you got me."

[stoppedheart]

"§" I trick Silas by disguising him in a comically large gift box and then run away before it’s even opened.

He’s your problem now!

Send me "§" if you'd ever consider shipping our muses

No takesy-backsies, all sales are final༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

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Monsoon brides, we completely agree that nothing beats getting married in the romantic rains. And, while it may seem all picture-perfect with lush greenery and rains in the background, monsoon weddings are a bit chaotic if not planned properly. With monsoon comes the humid weather which can spoil your hairstyle and bridal makeup for your D-day. Not sure how to not let rains affect you on your D-Day? Well, if you are getting married in the romantic rainy season, there are certain skincare and makeup tips and routine you need to adhere to.

So, dear monsoon brides, these makeup artists have the answers to all your FAQs related to rainy-season skincare tips and makeup queries.

1. Monsoon brides, we know you struggle to keep your skin healthy and oil-free!

“The monsoon season tends to make your skin patchy and make-up often drips due to increased humidity. So make sure you cleanse your face with oil-free cleanser like tea tree cleanser and apply toner with gel sunscreen. This will help you hydrate your skin and protect it from dust.” – Makeup By Pallavi Sachdeva

“Monsoon brides, you need to be careful about your hair getting frizzy and prone to dandruff. Excess of dandruff results in the spreading of acne over the face and back. So, avoid swimming and getting your hair wet in the rains.” – MUA Ojas Rajani

“Cleanse your skin at least 3 times a day to remove excess oil that can clog your pores. Use a nourishing moisturizer to make your skin moist and healthy. For brides-to-be with oily skin, water or gel-based moisturizers are a great option to help keep oil secretion in check. Also, rose water is a must-have in your beauty bag. It keeps the skin firm and healthy.”  – Ritu Kolentine

2. Confused about what are the best waterproof makeup brands that you can add in your makeup kit?

“Water-Proof make up is a myth. It is only kohl and/or mascara that can be water-proof. In case of kohl, Kiko number 16 is great and the Bad Gal Mascara from benefit is an all-time sell out” – Meera Sakhrani

“Monsoon bride’s makeup kit is incomplete without a waterproof eyeliner and mascara. Brands like Mac, Estee Lauder, Bobby Brown have a good range of waterproof makeup. Setting spray plays an important role to fix one’s makeup. Urban decay All Nighter Setting Spray is a must-have in every bride’s kit.” – Pallavi Sachdeva

3. Struggle with dry skin during monsoons as well? Not sure which moisturizer to pick?

“Repechage’s Hydra 4 Day Protection Cream helps to prevent skin against environmental aggressors and other free radical damage. Repechage’s Hydra Dew Moisturising Cream is also a perfect pick for normal to dry skin as it helps to provide antioxidant protection and skin becomes supple and dewy. Repechage’s TZone Balance is very good for rainy season for combination skin.”- Ritu Kolentine

“During monsoon one should use a water-based moisturizer. I would recommend Glamglow Hydrating Moisturiser and Perenne Clarifying Moisturising Gel.” –Makeup By Pallavi Sachdeva

4. Want to know the best makeup look for a monsoon bride?

“Waterproof dewy finish in mousse form works the best as it looks like a second skin. It also acts as a shield to atmospheric pollution.” –MUA Ojas Rajani

“Since the humidity is at an all time high during monsoon, the best way to do it to keep it light and matte with a powder highlighter.” – Makeup By Poonam Lalwani       

“Doing good T-zone coverage and concealing the skin is a very important step that you just cannot miss. Keep your make up matte, and avoid dramatic eyes. Keep your focus on making your skin look great.”– Meera Sakhrani

5. Looking for eye shadow and lipstick recommendations for monsoon brides?

“Earthy tones for the wedding and playing with neon shades for fun functions like mehndi and pool party. Subtle nude shades of the lips are the go-to colours this monsoon.” – Makeup By Poonam Lalwani   

“Basic wearable lip shades should be there in your vanity which can go with all outfits including one in coral, pink, nude and red. MAC Nicopanda Lipgloss is the best lipgloss to swear by. MAC Ruby Woo and twig are my first picks. MAC Classic Cutie and Fashion Fanatic palette include textures from Lustre to Satin and Matte to pearl for creating a variety of looks that can be used with any outfit on any occasion.” –  Ritu Kolentine

“One should use matt shadow instead of cream-based ones. Colours like creamy pink, light brown, pastel and beige work well in this season. Lip Color: Settle down with long-lasting range of lipsticks during monsoon. Matte is the best choice. Avoid lip gloss as it will get sticky and smudge easily when you get wet. Use dark color lipsticks to make you look a shade lighter than your actual complexion and also stay longer.” – Makeup by Pallavi Sachdeva

Also Read: Tips To Plan Hassle-Free Monsoon Wedding

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After a courtship period of 2 years when Nikita, a public health professional and Parikshit, a chef decided to tie the knot, they wanted to have a traditional Peshwai themed wedding but keeping in pace with the 21st century.

This modern day wedding  had female priests performing the ceremony, vows that the couple took not only for each other but for the well-being being of society, in which not only the groom gave the mangalsutra to the bride ,  but the bride also gave a golden chain to the groom (signifying the equality in the relationship). The Rukhvat had hand-made items and a poem dedicated to their relationship by the bride.

Barring these much required modern tweaks, everything else right from the invitation cards,  decorations, costumes, entry of the bride and groom to the food was traditional Peshwai style.

A wedding that knew how to remain in touch with its roots with maintaining pace with the contemporary world. Traditional decor with marigold and mango leaves reminded us of classic Indian wedding. Modern bride that knew equality is the core of any relationship really grabbed our attention.Outfit by:| Makeup by: | Photography by: 

Checkout more links like these: Do me a favour lets play haldi| Pre wedding photoshoot inspiration by Noopur and Anish|Hindu Wedding Ritual|A Journey From Strangers To Soulmates

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Acclaimed and ace designer duo, of

Mosaic is an art form made by assembling small pieces of glass, ceramic or other materials and is often used as a decorative technique in architecture.It is known to have originated thousands of years ago but flourished in the 6th-15th century A.D. Byzantine empire when it was gloriously used on walls and ceilings in basilicas and churches. For the first time ever, the duo have incorporated metallic tones like gold and silver to create a stellar festive attire for brides and their loved ones to flaunt at a cocktail, reception or a destination wedding. The iridescent hues of the collection range from dusty pastels such as chromatic yellows, sapphire blues and pearly greys to metallic over and undertones like dazzling metallic golds, silvers and rose golds. Our couture collection is very light wear but volumetric that goes grandeur, longer, and fuller on the silhouettes that would make a woman feel important and comfortable on her special day along with feeling beautiful.

Speaking about their association with FDCI’s India Couture Week 2019, Pankaj & Nidhi said “We are very excited to make our debut with our collection- Mosaiq at  India Couture Week 2019. It’s our first couture showcase and we look forward to a good response. This being our first ever couture collection, with the help of our stylist, Gautam Kalra, whom we have been working for the past 10 years, we studied our signatures that define us, since our first couture collection would define people’s expectation from our future couture collections. The collection incorporates our signature techniques in newer silhouettes and colours.”

About Pankaj and Nidhi

 Pankaj graduated with top honors from the National Institute of Fashion Technology (N.I.F.T.). He won the ‘Uma Nath Gold Medal’ for topping academics and the ‘Ritu Kumar’ Award for Best Graduating Collection 1995. He also won the first Smirnoff International Fashion Award in 1994.

After that, he worked with one of India’s leading designers as Head of Design for 10 years. During his tenure there, he met and married his colleague Nidhi, who is a bright and creative alumnus of N.I.F.T. She worked with one of India’s leading Export Firms, The Creative Group which designs & produces for some of the biggest labels in Europe.In October 2010 they won the Grand First Prize at the International Apparel Federation’s International Fashion Award at the World Apparel Convention in Hong Kong. They were the winners of the iconic International Woolmark Prize, 2012, India.

In August 2012 the husband and wife duo was chosen as Grand Finale designers, a first for one of India’s younger talents, for Lakme Fashion Week where their collection was received with a standing ovation. They have been honored with several Elle Style Awards, the most recent and most prestigious of which was Elle Designer of the Year 2012. The others have been Elle Shape Shifters for 2011, Elle Best Women’s Prêt-a-porter in 2009 and Elle Best Debutant Designer in 2008.

Checkout more links like this: Shyamal And Bhumika Showcase For The First Time At India Couture Week!!! | A Parisian Symphony By Shyamal and Bhumika At Amazon India Fashion Week! | 10 Dream Brands and Their Flagship Stores in Delhi