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☆☆☆☆☆ sylvie | 23 | they/she

[unovas]

[poeticallywrong]

ⓘ random stamps made by me

no credits needed , images from pinterest

[versace-caine]

[cheezitofthevalley]

David Bowie graphics

[cat515]

Hiya!! Ur stuff is rlly awesome, I was wondering if you’d be up to creating some labyrinth themed blinkies & stamps? Blinkies with quotes from songs would be so cool.. and would love stuff including the fireys if possible! Thank you so much

Labyrinth (1986) blinkies and stamps

others i found from tumblr: x x x from da: x x x x

[dieanywherelse]

2008

[rosieandthemoon]

Victorian Seance

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

~ Alexandre Cabanel, Patricienne de Venise (1881) (detail)

via wikimedia commons

[mimicofmodes]

In 1842, South Avon bride Julia Bassman wore an extraordinary corset for her wedding: one decorated with padded quilting around the bust and hip gores and in discrete foliate motifs around the waist. Her name, location, and the year are written directly onto the fabric.

It's also very interesting because of its flimsiness. Most corsets of the era are made of cotton sateen, a fairly sturdy fabric, and have a significant amount of cording or strength quilting (rows of parallel lines, or a grid). This one has an outer layer of thin linen and an inner layer of thin cotton, and the quilting here is almost entirely decorative. Apart from the busk, there's essentially no stiffening here. I would suppose that this comes down to a couple of things:

As I'm always saying, the cut of a corset does all of the work to shape a figure. It's not the boning. People think it's the boning but it's not.

A young woman might need minimal support to achieve the fashionable figure. I should measure the corset and see its exact dimensions, but it looks to be on the smaller side.

She may have decided that this was going to be a special garment that would only be worn once, so it didn't need to hold up to many or even multiple uses.

Genesee Country Village & Museum - Corset

Embroidered wedding corset made of cotton.

[daz-e]

x

[speed-freak-jive]

"friday night was supposed to be the straight night, and saturday night was supposed to be the gay night. but everybody went to every night. all the mothers’ children: the straight ones, the freaks, everybody in between. it was a place to go and dance and not be judged."

"at the garage, it was like stepping into a temple of music. the bass drum and voices were so crisp, clear, well-defined and powerful. it would change you forever."

paradise garage in nyc circa 70s/80s

[flapjackthekandikid]

All the rave flyers that I've gotten specifically at Los Angeles raves in the past 5 years! I generally save all the flyers I pick up at parties, record stores, head shops, etc. that are within my sphere, and I have a decent pile from other states in the past few years (plus hundreds from the past 17yrs of raving combined) but everything in THIS pic is from the new gen 2021-2026 ravers in my home city!! I've been in attendance at the majority of these, and either performed at, helped rent gear to, loaded sound, scouted locations, or even assisted logistics in printing and designwork for at least 1/3rd of them too!! true warehouse raves and renegade freeparties have been BOOMING all across socal the past few years and I'm so lucky to be at the center of the action!! =)

[jazzsprite]

MAID RAMATTRA I LOVE YOU‼️‼️

[lasaraconor]

[sighcomics]

it's not much but it's honest work

[mutationgirl]

(having a good week) that’s right. the goal is to increase my baseline. make the spirals shallower until they spin lazily on the surface of the water, lose their suction. im not trying to fix it all at once, im trying to incrementally improve my way into something tolerable. and once im there maybe i can shoot for good

(having a bad week) and in my terrible forge i will temper the flames of ruin

[risk-repeater]

this job market is a fucking nightmare