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thefashionatelier:

Sarah Jessica Parker photographed by Annie Leibovitz for Vogue US September 2005

Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840) floral paintings

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meisels:

Abbey Lee Kershaw in The Big Chill, Harper’s Bazaar October 2009

ph Karl Lagerfeld

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bloodmilk:

ronnie ray

whatdaheart:

Chanel

colectivo21:

The Piranesi Variations, Field of Walls model at the Venice Biennale

Dogma

2012

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icancauseaconstellation:

Turris Babel, Sive Archontologia Qua Primo Priscorum post diluvium hominum vita, mores rerumque gestarum magnitudo, Secundo Turris fabrica civitatumque exstructio, confusio linguarum, & inde gentium transmigrationis, cum principalium inde enatorum idiomatum historia, multiplici eruditione describuntur & explicantur.

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horsesornothing:

tubytoo:

The Day of the Horse (by Kerri-Jo)

Wool Collars
“The Turkmens are superstitious, and protect themselves and their horses from evil spirits. In Turkmenistan every horse has an “Alaja” around their neck. An alaja is a braided wool cord, made of brown camel hair and white, black, and red dyed Karakul sheep hair. In the case where a horse is injured or sick, they attach a small triangle sewn with ‘omens’ to help ward evil spirits away. This could be an ‘evil eye’ bead, some herbs, a stone, charm, etc. Alajas are very pretty, and come in all shapes and sizes. The more intricate bands, often woven like a carpet, are used as prizes… given to the winning jockey of a race, or more recently, the champion of an Akhal-Teke beauty contest.” ~ www.akhal-teke.org/

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medicinals:

Carlo Scarpa, Carafe, 1977

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