fromobscuretodemure: Amato Haute Couture S/S 2012 photographed by Mike Nugan for Tantalum Magazine.

fromobscuretodemure:

Amato Haute Couture S/S 2012 photographed by Mike Nugan for Tantalum Magazine.

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wanderworldwonderlust: amato haute couture

wanderworldwonderlust:

amato haute couture

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mlleprivee:

“there’ll always be a mcqueen woman. she is a strong woman & she is a powerful woman. & when she puts a mcqueen jacket on, she feels different. the way she stands is different. the way she moves is different. it’s almost like the clothes are slightly empowering.” sarah burton, creative director of alexander mcqueen

shot by fabien baron, styled by karl templer for alexander mcqueen fall 2012.

chiffonandribbons: Arizona Muse, Yves Saint Laurent S/S 2011

chiffonandribbons:

Arizona Muse, Yves Saint Laurent S/S 2011

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somethingvain: Shalom Harlow in ‘In Full Flower’ by Irving Penn for Vogue 1990

somethingvain:

Shalom Harlow in ‘In Full Flower’ by Irving Penn for Vogue 1990

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somethingvain: Tanya Dziahileva in John Galliano 2011 Haute Couture for Paris Fashion Week

somethingvain:

Tanya Dziahileva in John Galliano 2011 Haute Couture for Paris Fashion Week

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Senior Thesis,  “Smolder”  ©Mary Kahle,      marykahle.com

Senior Thesis,  “Smolder”  ©Mary Kahle,      marykahle.com

#flashback #ford #model-T (Taken with Instagram at Newport,RI)

#flashback #ford #model-T (Taken with Instagram at Newport,RI)

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