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[russellstyles]

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Tim... 

 looking for cool? looking for vintage?... go say hi to Tim @fevers.vintage ... best selection of retro cool on Roncesvalle....."fcuk yeah"... 

 Roncesvalle Ave, Toronto, Ontario, 🇨🇦 

[stephanocardona]

Buchanan Street by rchris

[travelless]

Buchanan Street

[girlinneighbour-blog]

Why Rajasthani Mojari is a Must Have in Your Footwear Collection

Rajasthani Mojari (Khussa or Saleem Shahis) is one of the remarkable examples of handicrafts in India. Basically, in the old era, the royal families used to wear Mojari. Their mojaris were well-decorated with gold-silver thread, precious gems and pearls. Mojaris are traditionally made by artisans mostly using tanned leather. As the time passes, artificial decorative things became cheaper and affordable. It was not limited to royal families only and the common people of villages also started to wear. The new generation mojaris are made with the left-right distinction which was not the same before.

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[lindaklinton-blog]

Super exciting unboxing is now up on my YouTube channel 🎥. Link in bio ☝🏼. #thebrownpaperbag #louisvuitton #lvaddict #klintonstyle #minks4all #jerushaaddict #leo_lion_lv #luxury #vintage #vintageshopping #fashion #fashioista #fashionafter40 #styleafter40 #40andfabulous #lvlover #shopping #mystyle #monogram #trousse #unboxing #youtube #youtuber #vlogger

[codeauthentic]

When authenticity is calling📞 A up close look at the Code Authentic Varsity sweater online now. Link in bio ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

[jvladimir]

Another great shoot!!! #bts #fashion #photoshoot #photography . . . . . #fashionblogger #fashionpost #fashioista #picoftheday #photooftheday #model #sexy #models #modeling #photo #nikon #beauty #photographer #lifestyle #luxury #glam #o (at Orlando, Florida)

[meauxcharm-blog]

These are almost a month apart. I've been working hard to try to improve on my drawings and I'm damn proud of the progress I've made! I used to fashion illustrate when I was younger but then veered away from it for a while until December 2016. I was in a very hard place and I needed something to help me escape. I decided to draw again along with a few other hobbies of mine to try to help with my thinking process. Getting back into what I love to do has really helped me have something to look forward to everyday. I'm not saying it makes me completley "better" but it helps me somewhat cope with everything that's going on at the moment. With constant practice and improvement, I can't wait to see where I'll be next month, the month after that, and so so on. I've been finding a lot of inspiration around me for my illustrations, my make up and my writing(in which I'm currently working on a fictional story about my alter ego). Long story short, in order to move up in life, it starts with you finding yourself and defining yourself beginning with your interests. I'm glad I finally found my passions and I hope someone out there can relate to this and maybe even find their passions too. ❤