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Helmut Newton
Rome, 2024
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Silk Tea gown, 1898–1901 A woman wore a teagown to receive guests in her own home in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These garments were far less formal and structured that typical day or evening wear, and as a result, sometimes show more creative or unusual inspirations, such as historic or non-Western forms of dress. This example is a beautifully made and decorated teagown, which shows the influence of both Japanese embroidered kimonos and 18th century robes à la française. Interior padding intended to provide warmth and the deliberate choice of a magenta lining which picks up the purple details in the lily motifs are both signs of superior design and workmanship. Furthermore, the asymmetry of the embroidery is in keeping with the Art Nouveau aesthetic. While the maker is no longer known, the smocking of the bodice clearly relates to the distinctive Liberty & Company fashions in vogue during this period, and the store might easily have been the source for this unparalleled example. HAPPY NEW YEAR. #history #museumcollection #antiquetextile #instamuseum #museumoninstagram #antiquesilk #historicaldress #costumehistory #fashion #historicalfashion #historicalclothing #dresshistory #fashionhistory #historicalcostume #fashionhistorian #19thcentury #19thcenturyfashion #fashionexhibition #fashioncuration #fashionmuseum #dressmuseum #costumemuseum #historyofcostume #historyoffashion #historyofdress #teagown #happynewyear Source: The MET https://www.instagram.com/p/CYJKNbvgiHP/?utm_medium=tumblr
Iconic butts in Louvre
"El Aquelarre" "Witches' Sabbath"
Francisco De Goya
(1797-1798)
07.13.2021 | a painting from the piccolomini spannocchi collection at santa maria della scala in siena and records from the 1865 dante anniversary celebrations held in florence in the archivio comunale storico di firenze
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today, i went to the secondhand bookstore. But today was different than my usual visits. I arrived in the cloudy downtown at 7am, and stayed there for four hours until walking around the city by myself.
as someone who can’t drive, this was a big deal. I was alone, by myself, able to govern where I go and what I did.
So, I decided to buy some books: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, an overdue read for AP Literature. And The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea by Yukio Mishima. I bought my own coffee and sandwich and studied in the morning.
I bought my own slice of cake and listened to outdoor performers in the noon time. I walked to get sweets from my local candy shop and I sketched the musicians outside and gave it to them after their show.
I became so connected with strangers it was awfully difficult to leave. In the evening, I went to a museum event, created my own paper and drew my own renditions. I talked to others as if I was not singular but many.
I found such a peace being alone but being so vulnerable to everything.
we are destined
to meet
one of these December days.
