Para muitos, festa à fantasia sem tema não tem a menor graça – vira apenas um monte de gente fantasiada aleatoriamente. É preciso ter um tema para ajustar

Here is an amazing photo collection that shows everyday life of circus performers at the backstage from between the 1920s and 1930s.

Here are two makeups inspired from our dark circus concept. Love the white skin, the bring colours and the fake eyelashes. -Daphne Blaszkewycz

[Explored - up to #98 and looks like it finished at #127. Thanks to all who had a look!!] Across the Seam between the Ages in the Multiverse has come this way in the form of Victorian era Autochromes. These are quite unexpected as Your Humble Servant has not seen Autochromes from other Ages, until now. This style of colored images were popular during the late 1800's and early 1900's in this, our present Age. ------ Photography - C'est moi Model - Irish Heather Collins Model - Ivy Slime Photographers Assistant - Judith Turano [Strobist Info - AB1600 thru softbox far camera right. AB800 into bounce umbrella near camera left.]

***BURLESQUE COSTUME FEATURED IN GERMAN COSMOPOLITAN*** (See sizing description below) INCLUDED IN LISTING: *Feathered corset burlesque costume only (Accessories are NOT included: gloves, undies, fishnets, garters) Costume available in the following sizes / Please measure your waist: Small Approximately: 32-33" Bust, 24-25" waist (Bra size 32A-32B) Medium Approximately: 34" Bust, 26-27" waist (Bra 34A-34B) Large Approximately: 36" Bust, 27-28" waist (Bra 34C-36C) XL Approximately: 36" Bust, 29-30" waist (36C/D) ********Waist measurement is most important******** *This corset runs a little small *Not sure what size you need, let me know your bra size and waist in inches prior to purchasing *If you find that you're in between 2 sizes, better to pick the larger one *PLEASE READ my policy page regarding refunds & exchanges. It is important to go off the measurements listed above when choosing your size. Costumes are non-refundable due to their intimate nature. * FEATURED IN GERMAN COSMOPOLITAN * DESCRIPTION: The feather burlesque corset costume is steel boned, made from satin material & embellished with a layer of beautiful fluffy ivory & cream feathers that are sewn on to the back of the corset and a layer of peach colored feathers on the bottom. It has a great shape and can be tightened or loosened with the laces found on the back. Feathers do shed, don't be surprised, it's completely normal :) Two satin ribbons, hand-beaded fringe and hand-beaded sequin appliques top off this costume. Making it absolutely gorgeous and so much fun to wear! Corset is more cream colored than white, with gold paneling. Just Gorgeous! *Middle gold-dangle applique may be replaced by another gold applique. Depending on my stock, I may have to replace this middle applique with another one. But it won't take away from the costume at all and will still be gold and beautiful. *Mini Top Hat, gloves, garters, white undies, and fishnets are not included (Frilly undies & gloves may be purchased in my store) FEATHER SHEDDING: As with any feather costumes, feathers will shed and it's completely normal. Feather shedding will lessen over time as you wear it. Don't worry your costume will never go bald. I do recommend giving it a good shake when you receive it, to help free any feathers that may have come loose in shipping. CHECK OUT MORE COSTUMES HERE! http://www.etsy.com/shop/olgaitaly?section_id=6536905 SHIPPING INFO: PLEASE CHECK MY ANNOUNCEMENTS OR POLICY PAGE FOR ANY IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SHIPPING. Costumes normally take 2-3 weeks to complete, please keep this in mind when ordering. Most packages will go out insured and with tracking numbers. You have the option to upgrade your shipping to Priority or Express shipping at checkout. *HALLOWEEN SHIPPING* - Please see my Shop Announcement for more information on what date you need to order your costume by if you would like it for Halloween. If you place your order after the cut off date, there will be an additional rush order fee. Thanks for understanding! FUN! FUN! FUN! YOU'LL LOVE IT!!! Model credit: Oliya Vasilisa http://www.modelmayhem.com/owendom Mayhem # 3574881 Copyright © 2024 by Olga Degtjarewsky. All rights reserved.

As a huge fan of musicals, I had to recreate the iconic look of Sally Bowles. I have mentioned it a couple of times before, while writing about the history of make-up, that one of my favourite eras are the Roaring Twenties. I have studied it as a part of my faculty course, and I got into it even more, while researching the books from that period. From fashion, to the culture in general. I love musicals the most for two main reasons, music and make-up. It's the combination of the two things I adore. I can sing the songs as well as recreate the make up. It's the mixture of theatrical fashion, make-up, music, dance. Everything I enjoy. Indeed, there is something special about musicals that I find so attractive and connected to my personality. Sally Bowles is a charming, beautiful lady, eccentric, and to a degree, pretentious. But she is also innocent and childlike. That appeal is something I can relate to. Liza Minnelli is certainly the best performer of that role. She performed the role of her lifetime, making the character recognizable by her own style and iconic look. I tried to make everything as similar as possible. I didn't want to change my face shape or something like that, but adapt it. I wanted it to look as natural as possible, but still representative of that look. I find it the most challenging thing. You can draw on your face, make drag queen looks, and look like somebody else. The truth is, I hate that. I appreciate when someone recreates iconic looks by adapting it to the face, making it look real and natural as possible. Hugs and kisses Angelica

Diane Arbus was a wonderful photographer known for her informal portraits - mostly of misfits, from the late-1940s onwards. These are the highest resolution Arbus scans that I could find online but I can't trace the original scanners. :(

SAISON 2022/2023 Un cabaret érotique, subversif et extravagant. Une création SAVARY & ZAFFUTO Fantasma Circus Erotica donne vie aux fantasmes les plus

How do you feel about a dark circus wedding theme? Spooky but romantic, creepy but intriguing - this shoot is sure to divide opinions which is why I love it! Coordinated by San Francisco based Asiel Design and photographed by the fabulous Caroline of Tinywater, this shoot is an epic collection of talent and engenius ideas. From the dramatic lighting t

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OK, I'll be honest - I haven't actually seen this film fully. When it comes to musicals, unless it has Tim Curry in fishnets or John Belushi wearing sunglasses and a black tie, I am generally not really into them. So apologies if the look isn't a complete doppelganger to Ms Minnelli. Here is a quick tutorial based on the classic Cabaret look. The first Cabaret opened up in the late 19th Century but became big in America between 1920s-1940s, heavily jazz orientated (with the likes of Peggy Lee and Nina Simone making guest appearances). The makeup here basically focuses on making your eyes and mouth stand out above all your other features - so it is important to start off with a clear base so use a good coverage foundation. The eye makeup is somewhat linked to a 1920s flapper look - but it uses more bright colours than ashy colours. So you want to keep the eyes well defined and bright at the same time. False lashes (both top and bottom) are almost a must for this look... and you preferably want them to be long and spiky as this will help to give your eyes a further 'pop'. INSPIRATIONAL PICTURES PRODUCTS USED Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation MAC eyeshadow (Gesso) Revlon Colorstay Quad (Azure Mist) Bobbi Brown Gel Liner (Black Ink) Maybelline The Falsies Mascara False Lashes (for top and bottom) - doesn't matter which you choose but the spikier the better. MAC Eye Kohl (Fascinating) MeMeMe Blush (Coral) MAC Lip Pencil (Auburn) MAC Lipstick (Ruby Woo)

From regal castles and manor houses to stately homes and rooftop bars, these are the most luxurious wedding venues in London and across the UK!

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