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Victorian beauty
REALLY? This “caption” would totally be submitted to shit my students write if I got this in a student exam or paper. Try, “her puffy sleeves indicate that it is 1897 and she is in the pink of fashion”! The mourning (if indeed it is, which I am not convinced of, because people on Tumblr seem determined to identify every lady photographed in B+W as wearing mourning) comes from her bodice have crepe.
One of my biggest pet peeves is the assumption that black + Victorian = mourning. If anything, her sleeves would probably be reduced for mourning, and she would be wearing a mourning bonnet and corresponding veil. Black was actually a very popular color for formal wear. Also, if you look closely, you can see the dress isn’t even black.
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silte: Anja Rubik photographed by Sølve Sundsbø for MuseMagazine’s Fall 2010 issue
nicemiceforyou: Makeup by Kristina Pavlov via nicemiceforyou & natrashka / Pinterest
Marilyn manson “rock is dead” mixed media on 8x11 acid free paper Bertrand/2013
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Vera Balyura in a Helmut Lang jacket, Verameat jewelry
Photographed by Leslie Kirchhoff
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