bulletproofjewels:

why do people let me on the internet, I don’t even think this is funny.

fineandfancy:

‘Vintage’ Baby the Stars Shine Bright ads from FRUiTS magazines, 2000!

game-of-style:

Arianne Martell - Chanel Haute Couture fall 2010

cherrypinkcupcake:

everyone needs a walking turtle on their blog

laurelsandlemons:

Summer Underwear by Nina Leen, 1949

charlie-corvus:

Etymology

From the term quaint. Historically in the 1810’s, females with dandy attributes where called dandyess or dandizettes. As dandy became a descriptor applied exclusively to men starting in the latter half of the 19th century, quaintrelle then became the word applied to females.

Noun

quaintrelle (plural quaintrelles)

1. (obscure) A woman who emphasizes a life of passion expressed through personal style, leisurely pastimes, charm, and cultivation of life’s pleasures.

mortisia:

veiledsentiments:

The Hannibal fandom is the creepiest, yet politest fandom ever. 

best combination :)