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S'mores In A Jar

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made this super rushed shitty meme cuz i was bored lol
Love it when I find a weird little guy in my documents
Kissing Dandies
Every once in a while I like to create a photograph that may not have actually existed. I love the fashion and styling of the Victorian Era, and I imagine the Gay Men of that era were just as fancy (if not more so) than they are now… One of these men originally had a Handlebar Mustache but it took away from the kiss and ultimately looked ridiculous so I took it off. What do all y’all think?
Thomas Hutter and Friedrich Harding Dinner Attire
Samuel Lovett Waldo; “Portrait of a Man” (1832) // Journal des Dames et des Modes; 1829 // Modes de Paris; 1838

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Art by @chessamade
Gavarni men from Journal des Gens du Monde, c. 1830s.