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This is a public service announcement…. ….. …. with bass!
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Waterfall, Milford Sound, New Zealand, Emil Otto Hoppé, 1930
1927 c. Silk summer afternoon frock with attached jabot and decorative buttons. From Rachel Ruegg, Pinterest.
Bill Cunningham rode through New York City on a bicycle, camera in hand, looking for joy in the way people dressed. He photographed the ordinary person who understood that fashion is a form of hope. He refused money and fame, caring more about beauty for its own sake.
Bill Cunningham worked as a photographer for the New York Times for nearly 40 years. Beginning in the 1960s, photographer Bill Cunningham became famous for capturing New York City fashion, culture and candid street scenes. To honor his prolific presence among the city’s glitterati and everyday public, the New York Landmarks Conservancy even named him a “living landmark” in 2009.
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Talking Heads’ bassist, Tina Weymouth, from the August 1985 issue of Vogue.
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Irina Ionesco - Madame Edwarda, Hommage à Georges Bataille, 1976
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“ I don’t know whether I’m their Pete Best, or they’re mine” Frank Skinner.
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Country singer June Carter Cash, wearing a red paisley-patterned shirt. She was a well-known American singer, dancer, actress, and songwriter, and the wife of Johnny Cash.
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