Underdress

Underdress

Underdress

Christian Dior, 1955

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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11 years ago
MYTHOLOGY MEME

MYTHOLOGY MEME

1/2 Mythological Objects: Excalibur

The sword of King Arthur, given to him by the Lady of the Lake and returned to her upon Arthur's death.


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1 year ago
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection
Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection

Favourite Designs: Poem Bangkok ‘The Dreamer’ Spring 2022 Collection


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1 year ago
Ensemble

Ensemble

Azzedine Alaïa, 1985

The Museum at FIT

Red means life.

Central Florida Emergency Trans Care Fund

Equality Florida

ACLU Florida

Tampa Bay Abortion Fund


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1 year ago

Look.

Look.

I have made you a chart. A very simple chart.

People say "You have to draw the line somewhere, and Biden has crossed it-" and my response is "Trump has crossed way more lines than Biden".

These categories are based off of actual policy enacted by both of these men while they were in office.

If the ONLY LINE YOU CARE ABOUT is line 12, you have an incredible amount of privilege, AND YOU DO NOT CARE ABOUT PALESTINIANS. You obviously have nothing to fear from a Trump presidency, and you do not give a fuck if a ceasefire actually occurs. You are obviously fine if your queer, disabled, and marginalized loved ones are hurt. You clearly don't care about the status of American democracy, which Trump has openly stated he plans to destroy on day 1 he is in office.

1 year ago
Coat

Coat

Elsa Schiaparelli, 1940

The Metropolitan Museum of Art


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11 years ago
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They
And While Cinderella And Her Prince Did Live Happily Ever After… The Point, Gentlemen, Is That They

And while Cinderella and her Prince did live happily ever after… the point, gentlemen, is that they lived.


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1 year ago

There’s some common threads I see in the anti-voting posts going around, and I feel like I need to discuss some of them. Let’s start with the biggest one:

Voting to punish evil. I see lots of variations of this. Biden is supporting Israel, therefore we can’t vote for him. Is there any viable candidate who would stop the genocide? I don’t think the anti voting crowd actually cares. They are appealing to moral feelings rather than political strategy, because strategically, you have to realize that voting is not going to change foreign policy, and that change has to be pushed by other means. It’ll probably be something in the long haul.

Democrats should run someone else. First of all, this is a shit strategy. You don’t primary your president in the second term unless your party is falling apart. This may come from people from countries where replacing the head of government is easier, but the POTUS is the de facto party head. Also, going to the lack of thought to the goal — do you know someone willing to primary Biden and able to win who would do the things you want.

Biden hasn’t done anything anyway. This is just a way to bat away pro arguments. There’s plenty of lists of progress on lots of things. Student loans, insulin price caps, regulations, anti-trust.

Putting the entire Palestinian genocide on Biden. I’m not saying there’s not culpability there, but understand that the entire US government is in support of Israel, on both sides. It was a miracle we got a handful of Senators to call for investigations. We should cut off aid, absolutely. Who’s running to do that? And keep in mind that Israel chose to engage. US officials would have liked a more limited response, not out of care for Palestinians, but because they know from experience that it will come back to bite Israel in the form of newly radicalized Hamas recruits.

Liberals just have no hope for change. This is a new one. Just some idea that people are stuck in a rut and that’s the reason the two party system exists. The two party system is a mathematical consequence of the way we vote. There is reason to hope for change. The change, though, whatever means you choose, will take decades. Keep working at it. The hope is not that this election will fundamentally change things. The hope is that many small political actions over the years will push things forward.

Funnily enough, I haven’t seen a whole lot of third party promotion, just lots of this rhetoric aiming to punish. When voting, ask yourself:

Is this problem I have with this candidate something that the other candidate would be better on?

Are there other political actions I can take that will help?

What things can change with a different President or Congress, and what needs to be pursued by other means?

Withholding your vote as a punishment isn’t really going to help. Biden doesn’t know who you are or why you are not voting for him, and there is no one with a chance of winning that will do everything you want. But you have other means. Protest, organize, donate, build up alternatives, advocate for a different system.

Vote to give yourself space and get a little bit. Do other things to keep things moving.


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1 year ago
Coat Ca. 1970 Via The Costume Institute Of The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

coat ca. 1970 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art


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5 years ago

this was my ask! :D :D :D your post about potential metas (and also your lovely dick grayson timeline) was one of the things that inspired me to dig up my old tumblr and finally start using it (the other being my need to rant about dick grayson and circus). i don’t really have anything to add other than i miss this dynamic and i have definitely been ignoring the modern stuff and reading 90s comics. and just ugh! siblings! family! 

the dick and tim meta was not long (ok, it was but it was great) and you should definitely talk about their relationship! (if you feel like it) (i just want dc to let them be brothers again i miss it) (this is the void again btw, that's who i am now i guess 😂)

GOD i got this lovely ask way too long ago to have not responded yet, but I was trying to sort out if I had a well thought out meta for you. I don’t. I just wanna give a very unordered ramble.

Dick and Tim were really the first close sibling bond either of them had. Dick of course had Jason as a brother first, but at the time Jason was Robin, Dick was off being a predominantly Titans character in New York, and not vibing with Bruce, so even though they got along they weren’t close.

But Dick and Tim!! True sibs. The best boys.

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Here is Dick calling Tim his little brother long before they’d become actual adoptive siblings [Secret Origins 80-Page Giant]. I love one (1) man.

Dick had his own life going on outside of Gotham, but he still became Tim’s mentor almost as much as Bruce, and his confidant far more. The number of times Tim and Dick hung out and Tim got big brother advice is...so many.

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[Robin #61]

And they were Batman and Robin together the first time Dick donned the cowl, where they worked together perfectly and also had a fun time doing it. Plus, Dick lived in the Manor and made Tim learn household tasks

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[Robin #12]

And also!! I get emotional! About them being so connected so early on!! Tim’s introduction was all about Dick, not about Bruce. His backstory was from Dick’s, and the first person he sought out in his introductory storyline was Dick, before he met Bruce at all.

Tim got a hug from a kid at the circus when he was a tiny tim and then saw that kid’s parents die, and that set the whole course of his life. He remembered details of that for yeeeears and it’s what led him to figure out Batman’s identity.

Obvs Dick’s backstory is defined by losing his parents, and so they both come from this same event which completely changed them in different ways, and then led them back together and I :’)

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Dick genuinely means so much to Tim. That’s his idol, the Robin he looked up to, the kid he attached to so thoroughly, and then his older brother and mentor and confidant and partner. And Tim is Dick’s little-brother-by-choice, the first one he mentored to be Robin, worked with as Batman, could and would beat a clown to death to protect.

And then for like 15 years Dick and Tim were this tight trio along with Bruce (Babs and Steph having their own families, Cass being as much under Babs’s mentorship as Bruce’s, Jason being dead, and Damian not existing yet) and closet not-but-basically siblings, and great, and I love them.

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[Gotham Knights #8]

In conclusion, current DC should stop sleeping on them and also everyone should read comics from the 90s which was the best batfam era, the end.


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