#la tulipe

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Journal de bord S03A26

Coucou, on se retrouve pour le bilan de la semaine ! DIMANCHE J’ai vendu un article à 5€ sur Le Bon Coin. J’ai terminé un produit. Fluide visage de Jeune & Belle que j’avais eu dans une biotufull box. Elle fait le job. LUNDI J’ai commencé à regarder Ne t’enfuis plus sur Netflix. MARDI Je suis allée courir. MERCREDI Nous sommes allés au restaurant La Tulipe à Villers-Cotterêts. JEUDI Je…

Journal de bord S03A26

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Lily & Bean straw bag, Dior hand cream, Byredo Rose of No Man's Land sanitizer, Byredo La Tulipe hand cream.

Enjoying coffee in the morning these days. I'm too sleepy otherwise.

I keep window shopping. Not the best thing to do 🙈

Source: My pictures

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an informal review of "La Tulipe Noire" (1964)

this film named after but NOT based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas, best known for "The Three Musketeers" (to which a character in "The Black Tulip" gives a nod). the theme of "fuck the monarchy AND ALSO fuck cops" is just as strong in this movie, however, and it likewise takes a couple of interesting twists while following the titular vigilante, The Black Tulip.

^^^ ET SON CHEVAL, VOLTAIRE 👏👏👏

The Black Tulip is the alter ego of local nobleman Guillaume de Saint Preux who robs from the rich in the name of the poor. and disrupts aristocrats in various vague ways but mostly robs them. he's famous in the province, beloved by the people and hated by the authorities.

^^^ he plays tag with Voltaire ngl that's cute

during a robbery and subsequent encounter with Head Buffoon/Police Lieutenant Baron La Mouche, Guillaume receives a nasty wound to the face, marking him and thus preventing his appearance in society lest he be recognized. so he sends for his younger brother, Julien, who strongly resembles him and also happens to idolize him. Julien is a revolutionary and gladly agrees to double as Guillaume in public so he can continue his Black Tulip activities without suspicion.

Julien starts out the film as a pathetic little meow meow he's so cute and he's trying so hard ;3; five minutes into the gig, he falls off his horse and is nursed by Actual Goddess, Caro

i literally spent half the movie physically holding my heart as it tried to beat out of my chest like a cartoon character im very in love with you, ma'am.

Caro and her father are also revolutionaries, and when Guillaume gets tired of the charade and tells Julien that he's always just been in it for the money and doesn't give a shit about the poor or the revolution, Julien snatches The Black Tulip role from him like a powdered wig and goes to get fencing lessons from Caro

when she's a 10 AND she can kick your ass with style and grace 😍😍😍

obviously Julien falls in love with her (who wouldn't???) and lemme tell u i haven't cared about a straight couple getting together in a MINUTE but i love these two

the revolutionaries hatch a super sneaky plot to fuck with the monarchy that starts with Julien faking a love note to Prince William from the Marquise and then going to "defend her honor" (the Prince is ugly af she wasn't losing out) in order to assassinate the Prince. said assassination devolves into shenanigans (this is a comedy and they play the Actual Plot and humor together beautifully) i won't spoil the entire rest of the film but i wanted to share some of my personal highlights:

^^^ Caro's dad impersonates the Prince

^^^ Vintage Film Fight Slapstick hell yes

^^^ both Caro and her dad get to do some genuinely badass swordplay (seriously, i love the role Caro has in this film. there's a brief bit in her intro scene where her father mentions he calls her by a masculine name because he wanted a boy, but afterward it is never made an issue of that she's a woman. she's overall equal to the rest of the heroes which really surprised me for a film made in the 60s. if anything they sexualize Guillaume so much more than any of the women in this film. he's running around with his tiddies out for 90% of the scenes he's in.

^^^ ( @ Netease i fully understand the decision to have borrowed the main Black Tulip outfit but next time consider this alternative)

so yeah if you're into bare-chested men covered in their own blood this film ALSO is for u!!!

like i said in a previous post, if you enjoyed The Princess Bride this film is right up your alley in terms of mood and aesthetics. i can definitely tell where the filmmakers and possibly even the author drew inspiration from this movie. 10/10 would recommend and will certainly rewatch again.

[anotherdiamonday]

'La Tulipe' by Jack Vicajee Bertoli, Geneva, Switzerland

[mylipstick]

Varian Produk Lipstik La Tulipe Sesuai Kondisi Bibir

Produk Kecantikan Lipstik, Lip Tint, Lip Palette, Lip Cream, Lip Liner Serta Review Lipstik dan Tips Make up penggunaan Skincare Terbaik

beberapa review menarik tentang lipstik la tulipe

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Learn to take Behind The scenes of Make up La Tulipe using Sony A6000

Learn to take Behind The scenes of Make up La Tulipe using Sony A6000

Alright, I was shooting this film of tutorial in May 1st, but I was forgot to posting this into my website. well anyways, better than not posting, right?

Okay, I’m going to share about how to take or learn to shooting make up review with Sony A6000 and I’m using ring light.

Saat ini, Sony sedang trend di kalangan fotografi dan videografi, kamera yang saya pakai untuk shooting tidak terlalu…

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La Tulipe, ofwel het kantoor van de Swiss Medical Research Foundation in Genève. Brutalisme uit 1976 van Jack Vicajee Bertoli in een foto van Johannes Marburg.