(Source: lunac7)

vitalemontea:

Tarun Tahiliani - Spring Summer Collection 2013

(Source: salazarhawn)

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brain-food:

The Pilots Melancholy
by Dominik Smialowski

(Source: inthenameofmypanties)

vlajean:

art history meme. 6/6 themes, series, & subjects

the arrow collar man, c.1907-1931
j.c. leyendecker

During the decades between the two World Wars, the “Arrow Collar Man,” the advertising figure of the Arrow Collars and Shirts company, became the icon of urbane American masculinity. The unnamed artist-rendered figure, created by J. C. Leyendecker, received more fan mail from adoring women and girls than most leading men of the stage and screen and inspired numerous songs.

Unknown to the public, this epitome of male beauty and heterosexual female admiration was, ironically, the product of a homosexual collaboration that lasted half a century between the artist and his model, Charles Beach. Although Norman Rockwell is today the best remembered illustrator of early twentieth-century Americana, Leyendecker’s ubiquitous images helped to define mainstream American standards of beauty and sophistication from the 1890s to the 1940s. (x)

bennyslegs:

thingswithantlers:

By Nutti Sámi Siida

my ride is here

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