voguedolce:

details @ valentino ss17

weloveperioddrama:

❁ I’ll pretend he’s you.

detailedart:

Detail: Aurora and Cephalus, ¹⁸¹⁰, by Pierre-Narcisse Guérin.

mcavoy:

ANTONI POROWSKI for V Man Magazine

ionlands:

Sailor Moon Vibes, photography art by Elora Pautrat

Prints or phone covers available at Society6 (use code SUMMERART)

dianasofthemyscira:

Lily James behind the scenes of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again

oldloves:

Frida Kahlo & Josephine Baker had an affair when both women were living in Paris in 1939. 

Kahlo had recently separated from her husband Diego and had come to Paris to oversee an exhibition of her paintings at the Louvre. In addition to her music career, Baker was, at the time, working for the French military intelligence as an ‘honorable correspondent.’ She would coax information about German troops and other military matters during her parties where she would meet officers frequently.

While the details of the affair have remained cloudy, it’s been confirmed by Baker’s son and biographer that soon after meeting, Baker and Kahlo became romantically involved. Both women identified as bisexual and were famous for boldly eschewing the conventions of the time. 

eriebasin:

Never seen this before: a man in the moon diamond. Probably mid 20th century, and set into a minimal platinum and gold mounting I designed for it. (online now)

kropotkhristian:

Mark Zuckerberg lost $119 Billion dollars on the stock market today (7/26/18). This is the largest loss of wealth in a single day in modern stock history.

This will literally not change his lifestyle or effect his livelihood at all. He is still a multi-billionaire.

If I worked every single day, for the rest of my life, at $15/hr - which is more than twice the national minimum wage - I would never make even 1/1000th the amount of just the money that Zuckerberg lost today.

If I worked every single day, for the entirety of the time that anatomically modern humans have existed (200,000 years) - at $15/hr - I would still not make one tenth of the amount of just the money he lost today.

And he is still a billionaire and will lose literally zero luxury or well-being from what happened today.

You want to know how absolutely grotesque modern wealth inequality is?

There you go.