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The famous Flemish artist, Peter Paul Rubens, loved painting a certain type of woman and admired their beauty. His works are among the most important ones in the Baroque era and the term “Rubenesque women” is now used in everyday language. It seems that his paintings are becoming popular again in the modern world where the body positivity movement is picking up.
MAC Rubenesque Pro Longwear Paint Pot Here is the final set of three MAC Pro Longwear Paint Pots ($20.00 for 0.17 oz.) that have been added to the
There’s something delightfully feminine and polished about pastels. Keep scrolling for 20 candy-coated ways to freshen up your wardrobe this fall.
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I recently treated myself to the fabulous Expensive Pink eye shadow from MAC. The colour really reminds me of Rubenesque , which is one of...
Mattel sent The Body Shop a cease-and-desist order, demanding to pull the self-esteem posters featuring Ruby - a rubenesque anti-Barbie - from American shop windows, because she was insulting to the real Barbie. Then, in Hong Kong, posters of Ruby were banned on the Mass Transit Railway because authorities said that in her nude (albeit nippleless and pubic-hair-free) condition, she would offend passengers. One shop in the US was forced to take down a Ruby poster after a mall patron said his daughter had been traumatized by seeing it.
You can’t go wrong with a soft peachy-gold eyeshadow for an all-over easy & quick eye look. For girls with medium skintone, there are tons of your-lids-but-better options out there for a no-fail shimmery peach. My all time favorite is Chanel Abricot which I hear has now been discontinued. Luckily you can probably still find it at one of your local counters. Some of the peachy shades look pale on my skin even though they look peachy in the container. Dior Beige Select, Chanel Abricot, Trish McEvoy Golden Apricot, Bobbi Brown Golden Peach, Laura Mercier Guava (old formula) MAC Rubenesque & Shu Uemura Cream P Beige MAC Hush, Motif, Jest, Arena (in pro-palette form) Urban Decay Blaze, MAC Evening Aura, MAC Say Yeah Paul & Joe #22, Paul & Joe #003, Armani Maestro #19 MAC Jardin Aires Pigment, MAC Melon Pigment, Laura Mercier Gemstone Mineral Eye Color, Laura Mercier Peach Luster Mineral Eye Color All the shades grouped together (note, I apologize for the error below, but the color labeled Dazzleray is actually Jardin Aires):
I think it's safe to say that most vintage junkers have a few bottles and jars hoarded displayed somewhere in their homes. I have more than a few, and they have been patiently waiting for me to fulfill my promise to embellish them. A promise I made when I first acquired them years ago. Well, nothing like the Christmas season, when my creative mojo is at its zenith, to follow through on my crafty projects. Along with my bottle and jar hoard, I have another one: tart tins. Lots and lots and lots of them. Also an item I promised to create with. A couple Christmases ago, I played around with the hoards, and came up with a pleasing look, but then never made any more. Well, I may not have made a dent, but I did make a small group for displaying. I'm partial to interesting shapes and textures. Here I have a tall salt shaker, 2 spice jars, and 2 Houbigant perfume bottles. It didn't occur to me until I arranged these together, that they look like artsy versions of ladies wearing shawls, or perhaps angels. Don't you just love her Rubenesque curves? She's a bit more Mod. And this opulent lady is always dripping in diamonds. I've assembled these to be temporary, but you could always use permanent adhesive to hold everything together. My instant assembly only requires a tiny Rare Earth magnet. The magnet will hold the mercury ball in place, if you take off the wire and glue the metal cap to the ball. If you get a strong enough magnet, you don't even need to glue it to the tin mold. I love how thin these magnets are, as they don't interfere much with the aesthetics. I don't attach these festive tops to the jars, so I can use them as lids, and the jars/bottles can hold dragèes, glitter, or doodads. You could even skip the jars altogether, and use the magnet and tin to creatively display a mercury ball collection. Note: If you opt to use my temporary method, it is important to mention that these tiny magnets should not be easily accessible to children and pets, as you do not wish to have them ingest anything magnetic. Join me on Instagram @MagiaMiaEtsy Linking To:
