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“Maids and Mistresses”. Photographed by Johnny Gembitsky

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Another Woman. Abbey Lee Kershaw photographed by Claudia Knoepfel and Stefan Indlekofer for W, January 2009.

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Anok Yai for Courreges

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Erika Wall | © Corinne Day Vogue Nippon (July 2003)

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Essence Magazine, 1973

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Antoni Rząsa - Pietà of Earth (1974). Detail.

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Rick Owens FW23 RTW

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Rene Lalique, Orchid Comb, 1903-04 (source).

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James Lee Byars, The Angel, 1989.

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Ushi-oni (うし鬼) is a yōkai in traditional Japanese folklore, and its name is translated as “ox demon.” The ushi-oni mostly resides near bodies of water, and it is known for attacking and terrorizing people. The ushi-oni also cooperates with nure-onna (ぬれ女) or iso-onna(磯女

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