m3zzaluna:

girls in shared attic, shoreditch, 1939

photo by bill brandt, from bill brandt: shadow and light

fashioninhistory:

Evening Dress

Sophie Gimbel 

1955

Sophie Gimbel was the wife of Adam Gimbel, President of Saks Fifth Avenue beginning in 1926. Sophie was the in-house designer by 1931, working in the exclusive Salon Moderne. Extremely talented, she tripled the sales of her department, selling French couture as well as her own collection, which was shown three times a year. She was known for her subdued yet striking color palette and her use of wonderful materials. She regularly offered a number of classic designs to her customers, her most popular being a bare-bodiced, full-skirted ball gown with detailed handwork, just as the one seen here.- The Metropolitan Museum of Art

cr7-kaka:

Joyful Kaká on Facebook:

Que dia !!! Convocado para seleção e classificados para as quartas de final da Champions !
Quanta alegria !! Queira agradecer a todos aqueles que torcem por essas conquistas.

What a wonderful day !!! Called up to the Brasilian national team and qualified for the quarter finals of the Champions!
What a joy! I want to thank all those who cheer for these achievements. #tksvifs

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With all the Champions League excitement, let’s not forget to congratulate Kaká for being called up for the national team!

Men of the match <3 

Modric & Ronaldo

liquidnight:

W. Eugene Smith

The Walk to Paradise Garden

Croton-on-Hudson, New York, 1946

From W. Eugene Smith

onestepfrominsanity:

When “Lose Yourself” won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, Eminem was home sleeping because he didn’t think he’d win.