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Paul Delaroche - The Young Martyr (1855)

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Pablo Picasso

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You can’t change the past but you can alter the future.

Don’t give up. (via suspend)

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― Lalah Delia

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Stefan Rinck, Deathvision, 2013

Sandstone, 15 x 13 x 44,5 cm

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Me looking at some big ass tiddies 👀

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2017′s biggest fashion trends- day 4

Day 4- Early 2000s Comeback

Love it or hate it, the 2000s fashion was back this year. However, it seems like there were a lot more current takes on what was fashionable a decade ago. Designers of 2017 were looking at how these styles could be altered for the people of today.

One of the biggest revivals was the tracksuit. I’m sure most of us remember those velour tracksuits from way back when, but tracksuits now are more fashionable and current, making them a comfortable fashion staple that you can wear anytime. Tommy Hilfiger sent some track inspired wear down his runway, while celebrities like Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez wore tracksuits out. 

Another big trend were the thin glasses (one I was most excited about). I mean at the end of the day who doesn’t love a fun accessory like this. Designers like Prabal Gurung and Balenciaga sent these accessories down their runways this year. 

Last but not least, what is early 2000s style without some camo/army green looks? Camo sets by PluggedNYC were all the rage in streetwear, army green pants stood out on Candice Swanepoel at Alexander Wang, and Kaia Gerber rocked the y2k hat with her camo pants. 

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