Daria Nifontova

janimoyenda:

Same

herbstzeitlose:

Kyle Maclachlan by John Midgley

mygodshadgirlyhairintheseventies:

David in Kyoto, Japan. Photos by Masayoshi Sukita, 1980.

CHANEL Dallas 2013/14

itssokawaii:

ohnoraptors:

美少女戦士セーラームーン×PEACH JOHNコラボ商品登場！！

That bra and panties set *3*

neither:

It’s not a crush unless you feel like shit about it

edating:

yes ur allowed to have other friends u just have to love me more

thetalkingleadstotouching:

I’m walking everywhere like this from now on.

"I’ve been learning bagpipes for 23 years. Now guess how old I am."
“…. 26.”
“Nope! I’m 22. Both my parents played.”

fucknharry:

My main goal in life is to go to my high school reunion looking hot as fuck

Wendell is hands down the greatest homeless fashion designer who ever lived. He makes almost all his clothes from things he finds. I hadn’t seen him in awhile, so I was quite thrilled to walk up on him Tuesday, doing this to a Gandhi statue.

angelagossow:

why is a girl smoking considered soft grunge

why is anything considered soft grunge

what is soft grunge

vesley:

also I’m not saying I keep track of who reblogs my selfies but there is a mental list of who will have power when I conquer

hallelujahchorus:

how could you fuck up so tremendously

snejspo:

selling meth to sorority girls looks

westayedinthewater:

SO HEY, AYO WE MADE IT TO THANKSGIVING

SO HEY, MAYBE WE CAN MAKE IT TO CHRISTMAS

cnwarforged:

hardhatpartycat:

sydneyflapper:

nudiemuse:

ersassmus:

African American flappers and Jazz Age women

HOLY SHIT I HAVE NEVER SEEN BLACK FLAPPERS BEFORE!

There were many fabulous African American flappers. No wonder - it was African American musicians who put the Jazz in “The Jazz Age”! The Charleston dance iteself, which so epitomizes the era, made its debut in the all-Black musical “Runnin’ Wild”, and no one danced that flapper number better than Josephine Baker…save possibly for fellow Black artist Florence Mills, who claimed credit for inventing it (she said she debuted it in her “Plantation Revue” in the early 20s, developing it from a dance popular among slaves). The Charleston song was written by Black composer James P Johnson. Without women and girls like those above, the 1920s would never have roared.

without black women there’d be no flappers, no jazz babies, no liberated (white) women.

Reblogging for flappers and a piece of history that never makes it to movies.

oldmellowbricks:

The Rowdyruff Boys had two dads and nobody had a problem with it

One of them was even a cross-dressing devil lobster. Did anybody complain? Nope.

everets:

im so upset about kanye i cant comprehend what hes going through but hes trying so hard to break down boundaries and i dont know how ready people are for that.

lightkingsss:

fedswatching:

marvelous

I loved this